www.ac4lt.org Harmonious Raspberry

I've been wanting a bluray player since the format launched. However, a few things held me back. First, there was this competing format, HD-DVD. It seemed that whichever format I selected would be guaranteed to lose so I sat on the fence and waited. Bluray seemed to be have technical superiority but HD-DVD seemed to be more available.  Read more... »

This behemoth was the work horse of my home theater for the last decade or so. I purchased it new and it has been in service ever since. It is an integrated amp (it does not have an am/fm radio tuner) that handles analog and digital stereo signals as well as 5.1 Dolby Digital and DTS audio. It switches both composite and s-video.  Read more... »

This is the standard edition of the Sunfire Series II stereo amplifier. It produces 325W per channel into 8 ohm speakers and 650W per channel into 4 ohm speakers. It is a very efficient amplifier and runs quite cool at normal (and even loud) listening levels.  Read more... »

This blast from the past was purchased in 1987 but has been in storage for the last 15 years. It still works but it does produce what sounds like a ground loop hum on my system.  Read more... »

This is a Key Digital Systems component video switch. It has two component video inputs and one output.  Read more... »