I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

I'll say one thing right off about the Infinity RS-1B: It sure <I>looks</I> as if you're getting your money's worth.

On August 29, Nonesuch Records gave its first donation of $1 million to Habitat for Humanity International. The funds, raised in only eight months through sales of 150,000 copies of Nonesuch's superb benefit album <I>Our New Orleans 2005</I>, will be used to build homes for displaced musicians and others in the New Orleans Habitat Musicians' Village, whose centerpiece will be the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music.