Is anyone familiar with this company or their products?

www.sourcespeaker.com

They were mentioned on another site but no one there had ever heard of them.

Thanks.

Mike

My media room is 37 ft by 14 ft with 3 tiers at 18 ft and 25 ft. I am planing on a INfocus projector IN82 that will project a 155 inch diagonal picture.
I need to buy a receiver and speakers to fit the room. I will use it mostly for movies and music video and sports tv.

My budget is $4,500 to $5,000.

I have returned to separates for two-channel for the first time in a long time and an old question has come up again. That is, since my pre-amp has no switched outlets (and they probably would not be heavy-duty enough anyway), what is the best way to manage turning the power amp off and on. Just leave it on all the time? I'm not against doing that but it seems to generate a lot of heat even when idling. The pre does have 12-Volt triggers, but there is nothing on the power amp to connect them to.

Just played my copy of "Ray Sings, Basie Swings" for the first time. Pureaudiophile and Concord have produced an absolute winner.

Putting together a home theater system (already purchased the H/K AVR 245) and am looking for some micro speakers that I can mount to my ceiling (can't have flushmount per my hoa). Was looking at the Anthony Gallos as well as the Orb...still all a bit pricey. Looking to spend around 600 for a sub, five speakers and the ceiling mounts. Any other suggestions out there? I am having a helluva time trying to find more speakers that are the same size (and that come in white or stainless--per the wife) as the Gallos and the Orbs. Any insight is MUCH appreciated.

I just bought some used epos es11 speakers with a rega brio on ebay. To my dismay, when I opened the box I saw that the tweeter on one of my speakers was dented! This was not mentioned in the listing. I'm currently trying to work things out with the seller. Is that tweeter ruined, or can I try to pull out the dent?