I used my Toshiba HD-DVD as a CD player and my Panasonic receiver. Audio was high bitrate MP3 converted into CD audio.

[quote user="Edroom"] some poor soul...ex or a friend having a joke played on them is having person after person ring there doorbell for there BABYS! which I am sure are not for sale! [/quote] Hey, I paid $50 for my Chorus. Anything's possible!

Man that was fun! The louder I cranked the speakers the better they sounded. And for anyone who has ever said that Chorus' don't have any bass you should have been at the dance tonight! I only had the bass set to +2 on my receiver. I had a ton of people compliment me on the music selection and also how good the speakers sound. Couple guys there were Klipsch guys - one has a pair of original RF-7s and another has a smaller KG 5.1 system. The speakers really filled the entire place with great

They had 90% of the music picked out including the order they want the songs played. Fair enough - makes my job a lot easier. After going through the list, there's going to be a LOT of Michael Buble, Hall & Oates and Def Leppard played. Must be their favorite bands. The Beer Barrel Polka will probably be the most entertaining dance to watch.

I trust very few people with my stereo equipment. At least if something goes wrong when I'm in charge I only have myself to blame. I think I'm going to learn the Electric Slide and give it a try. Hopefully my wife won't laugh too hard at me.

Yes. Otherwise it would be like putting 108 octane into your stock Corvette. Won't do much unless you upgrade stuff up the line.

[quote user="Daddy Dee"]It's fun to bring the tunes, especially when you are bringing excellent sound to the room. electric slide? is that a line dance? [/quote] Yep, pretty basic one. I have two left feet though so I'm never comfortable with anything except the standard slow dances. We shall see!

Second 'gig' this year. Will be fun to stretch the Chorus' legs. The couple was originally going to have their cousin use his mini component system for the dance. They brought it there and set it up. The venue is huge. His component system didn't quite cut it. Not in the least. In a panic, the mother of the groom called me and begged to borrow my stuff. I told her I'd be happy to set it all up and run everything. Should be a fun time.

Seriously, $1k on cable? You could re-wire your entire neighborhood for less than that with monoprice. Those lengths do not need to be expensive.

Model E1. $9.99 plus $5 shipping. Retail of $49.99. Not too shabby! On woot.com until midnight tonight!