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Power Amplifier Reviews
Emotiva DMC-1 Preamp/Processor and MPS-1 Multichannel Power Amplifier
Steven Stone  |  Aug 08, 2005

Throughout his career, Mark Schifter has created affordable, high-fidelity products that compete with price-is-no-object high-end gear. His resumé includes stints with Audio Alchemy and Genesis Speakers.

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Joel Brinkley Blog
Defining Visions: They've Done It To Us Again. . .
Joel Brinkley  |  Aug 07, 2005
Here's a piece of really bad news for all 10 million of us who own digital television sets that are more than six months old. You won't be able to watch the new high-definition DVDs in high definition unless you buy a new TV. Whose to blame for this? Hollywood, of course.
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Audio Video News
Denon Pre-CEDIA Preview
Scott Wilkinson  |  Aug 07, 2005

Last week, Denon invited their dealers and members of the press to the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Laguna Nigel, California, for a sneak peek at the new products they will be launching at next month's CEDIA Expo. On hand were new AV receivers, DVD players, and two all-in-one systems designed to complement flat-panel displays.

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DiG!—Palm Pictures
Nikhil Burman  |  Aug 07, 2005
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Audio: 3
Extras: 5
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The Chorus (Les Choristes)—Miramax
Mark Fleischmann  |  Aug 07, 2005
Video: 4
Audio: 5
Extras: 0
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The Last Shot—Buena Vista
Gary Frisch  |  Aug 07, 2005
Video: 3
Audio: 3
Extras: 3
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Imaginary Heroes—Sony Pictures
Christy Grosz  |  Aug 07, 2005
Video: 4
Audio: 4
Extras: 5
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Tarzan II—Buena Vista
Aimee Giron  |  Aug 07, 2005
Video: 4
Audio: 4
Extras: 3
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William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice—Sony Pictures
Christy Grosz  |  Aug 07, 2005
Video: 5
Audio: 4
Extras: 4
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Music Reviews
Rosa Passos, Ron Carter—Entre Amigos (Chesky) [SACD/CD, CD]
Mark Fleischmann  |  Aug 04, 2005
Even people who know nothing about Brazilian music recognize the urbane Latin syncopation of the bossa nova beat. The language, of course, is Portuguese, not Spanish. The key names in Brazilian pop music are Jobim and Gilberto; in orchestral and chamber music, Villa-Lobos. Arguably, the most alluring voice in Brazilian music today belongs to Rosa Passos, who partners with jazz bassist Ron Carter on this audiophile release.
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