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While this appraisal of the VSX-52 must unavoidably be mostly about features (which the Pioneer has more of than Uncle Ben does rice grains), let's not gloss over the meat and spuds of audio and video prowess. The new Pioneer showed me plenty of both, even on squeaky-clean high-rez matter such as the occasionally amusing feature-length cartoon — sorry, CGI film — Rango. (The fast-approaching conflation of CGI and live-action is truly mind-boggling, and a little creepy.)
The Pioneer displayed plenty of power for the flick's occasional big-audio action sequences, and the DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack reproduced with pristine clarity and dynamic snap. Visually, Rango is reference-grade as well. I viewed a few scenes in standard-def from my player's component-video output and let the VSX-52's Qdeo video mill grind away, upconverting to 1080p. The results were of course not nearly as gob-smacking as the straight 1080p experience, but the visuals were still stunning, retaining, for one example, most of the detail, texture, and hues of the title character (a chameleon), and I experienced nothing I could qualify as conversion error or artifact.
A more serious-minded test of the Pioneer's audio chops arrived via a recent recording of A Concord Symphony, the orchestration of Charles Ives's Concord Sonata by the late composer Henry Brant (my much-admired undergrad composition teacher). This was Henry's spare-time project for much of his life, and it's a masterpiece of its kind — not the music as Ives would have written it had he conceived the sonata as an orchestral piece, but the extant work, refracted through Henry's reverently Ives-ian but peculiarly Brant-ian lens. And it's heard on a superb-sounding, full-surround SACD from Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony (SFS Media). Among my S+V readers, all the Ives disciples (both of you) must own this disc.
For its part, the VSX-52 did the Concord's business without a stumble, sigh, or complaint. My system sounded gloriously full with the distinct tenor of Davies Symphony Hall (the San Francisco orchestra's home) on every one of the massive brass assaults, and the amazing transparency of the orchestration — a Henry Brant hallmark — glistened through every multi-tonal, texturally dense episode. At true in-hall levels, with transient peaks easily cresting 110 dB SPL at the listening seat, my moderately insensitive speakers were probably stressing the Pioneer's five active channels to pretty near their capacity, yet I heard no sign of it — a strong vote of confidence. And since the
VSX-52 was doing its own DSD-PCM and digital-to-analog processing, these kudos apply to its digital-audio machinery as well.
After reading this review, I went to the nearest Best Buy Magnolia store to take a look at this item. I told the sales person that I intended to use five channels for a surround-sound system in one room. I also intended to use the two remaining channels to power a pair of Martin Logan SL-3's in an adjacent room. He said that I wouldn't get very good results if I used those two channels for the Martin Logans. His recommendation was to power the Martin Logans with a dedicated two-channel amp. My question is this: Is the sales person correct in saying that the remaining two channels wouldn't adequately power the electrostatics? As a bit of further information, I'm currently powering the Martin Logans with a the "B" speaker selection on a Kenwood receiver rated at 100 wpc. In anticipation of groans of pity from those believers of amplifier differences, I say that the Martin Logans sound glorious in this setup.
The salesman wasn't out of line, or trying to upsale you I don't think. It was his or her's honest opinion. That said, this receiver should be able to drive your zone 2 without problem.
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Talented but often underrated and ridiculed big-haired 1980's power rock band fronted by blond Swede Joey Tempest who were head and shoulders musically above their counterparts, but were never given a chance to prove themselves. "I hear Europe are reuniting for a tour this summer. I hope they do"
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Europe - The world's greatest masterminds and the world's biggest criminals happen to born there.
Europe is also the home of the most ancients and finest civilizations. Democracy was invented there almost 2000 years before white settlers set their feets on american ground. Citizens of the EU are thinking of their union as an economical and political superpower. Indeed, they could be a superpower, if they would start to agree with each other. But History has shown, that something like that will never happen: the last 60 years were the _longest_ period of freedom ever on the european continent. They try to solve problems with diplomacy even when someone's shooting at them. Why are you hitting me? I don't like violence! Let's have some vine and talk about your problems...
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Old Europe, Bold Europe: home of progressive libralism, who brought such concepts as 'fairness', 'socialism', 'left wing', and 'nice' to the world.
Economically weak because the people tend to prefer to enjoy themselves rather than work 65 hours a week just to feed themselves when they cud b doing fun stuff. And because they dont employ kids on slave-labour wage rates. Strongest peoples of the world - what other continent could be completly destroyed by 1918, be the most powerful in the world again by 1939, and turn a backwards peasant autocracy in2 1 of the world superpowers over 20 years? Unfortunate fathers of fascism. Also its destroyers. Give every1 a chance through redistributive effects, causing some neofascist CEOs to move to the US and some others to take their factories to india. Eastern European birds ARE the best in the world... especially solvakians =) have high fuel, cigarette, and alcohol prices because the government tries to limit the usage of these BAD substances through high taxes. oh btw. Budweiser did actually come from Europe origionally... 'Bud Veiser'!! Czech fgs! not that they're proud of it. Kozel is like 10x betta. South America has evolved upon similar lines, although the social development is at the stage that Europe was reaching in the early 1900s, characterised by class stuggle and rapid shifts to the far left. Hopefully they will succeed where we failed and lead to a democratic worker's republic, kickstarting the gl... |
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The continent which has more money, technology, and militaristic power than Americans like to think. Think about it, remember Nazi Germany? If -ONE- European country can fight of all of Europe and North America combined for SIX YEARS, imagine what all of Europe can do when unified into one military force? "OFMGZ USA IS WIN GAINST ALL WORLD COMBINED SUPERPOWEROMG NO CUNTRY IS GOOD AS US WE R HAVE BEST TECHNOLOGIZ,"
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A continent that is hated a lot by Americans, Asians and many other people around the world, because people only like to remember bad things about us, even though we have done far more good than bad for the world. We invented pretty much everything that people use and take granted for, and no one gives us credit, because, as I've said before, We Europeans are seen as the scum of the Earth, and no one likes to give us credit, but here are a tiny percentage of:
European inventions/discoveries: The car, the internal combustion engine, the steam engine, electricity, the generator of electricity, the jet engine, the first aeroplane, the computer, the television, the telephone, the radio, nuclear power, the tank, the war ship, the English language, the French language, the Caucausian race (vast majority), the United States of America (wouldn't exist without Europe and don't bother denying it because you know it's true), the photocopier, x-rays, the contact lens, many many different cures for diseases such as smallpox, scurvy, malaria and medicines like penicillin, the first light bulb (I think), the steam engine, the steam turbine, the lawn mower, the World Wide Web, democracy, collodion process, the typewriter, the flushing toilet, the submarine, and probably things such as modern education, sport, Western politics and pretty much every process used in industry and science. Without Europe, the Western world wouldn't exist, and neither would the English language, or any ... |
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europe dates back longer then you think it does, Homo erectus and Neanderthals settled Europe long before the emergence of modern humans, Homo sapiens. The earliest appearance of anatomically modern people in Europe has been dated to 35,000 BC. Evidence of permanent settlement dates from the 7th millennium BC in Bulgaria, Romania and Greece. The Neolithic reached Central Europe in the 6th millennium BC and parts of Northern Europe in the 5th and 4th millennium BC. There is no prehistoric culture that covers the whole of Europe. For short introductions to the various cultures like Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age.
The first well-known literate civilization in Europe was that of the Minoans of the island of Crete and later the Myceneans in the adjacent parts of Greece, starting at the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC. Around 400 BC, the La Tene culture spread over most of the interior as far as the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal), and later Anatolia. The Etruscans inhabited central Italy and Lombardy, where they were displaced by the Celts, who mingled with earlier residents of Iberia to produce a unique Celtiberian culture. As the Celts did not use a written language, knowledge of them is piecemeal. The Romans encountered them and recorded a great deal about them; these records and the archaeological evidence form our primary understanding of this extremely influential culture. The Celts posed a formidable, if disorganized, competitio... |


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Phone rating: Review: November 2006. Last updated November 2008. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Sony Ericsson announced their flagship phone, the P990i, way back in 2005. It was eagerly awaited for nearly a year before it finally appeared, and frankly, it wasn't worth the wait. The P990i is the upgraded version of the very successful P910i PDA-style smartphone, and incorporates a number of new features, including 3G, WiFi, an upgraded camera and an FM radio. In fact, the P990i has just about every imaginable feature. It's the ultimate phone! Or is it? As soon as the P990i was announced, it was obvious that Sony Ericsson had taken away one of the most popular features of the P910i - its huge screen. The P990i has a smaller screen, with a full QWERTY-style keypad in the lower half of the device. This design has split the P-series community. Some like the new design, or are willing to tolerate it: many hate it. The P990i also has a downgraded version of the popular jog-dial control. 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Hillary should have won All Stars! She did a great design tonight as always,and she is consistent with her camera challenges. Leslie's room was awful! Hillary transitioned to her outside space and gave great tips! Anyone can go to a store and buy chairs for an outside space as did Leslie. Hillary's otside space was well executed and space planning on the inside was spot on! Panel SCREWED UP! | |||
Hillary's outdoor space was so beautiful, not to mention clever, that I 'm thinking about doing something like it in my backyard. Hillary shared so many ideas that she inspired me to do projects around my house. Leslie winning disappointed me so badly; it made me wonder if this show is on the up and up. | ||||
I am stunned. That run that Leslie did was just awful. Too much stuff in it and not enough color. How did she win. Plus, I haven't forgotten her attitude with Dan. She is not a star. She couldn't do a room in my house not even for free! | ||||
The outdoor space was emphasized as being important for this challenge, so how did Leslie win? The judges were just determined to adore Leslie's cluttered mess. The fix was in, and it was so obvious. Leslie's outside space was the worst by far--the outdoor umbrella practically blocked the entrance, and most of the space was just blank and empty on that front porch. Tom's design was beautiful--the porch did lack, but still more thoughtful than Leslies. Brittani was a star in every way in this challenge. I was proud of her and Tom in their camera challenges, but found Leslie uncomfortable to watch. | ||||
I agree with you all so much. I thought Hillari had the win in the bag. I thought Leslie's room was messy and odd and her outdoor space was blah - no personality at all. I hope HGTV gives Hillari something else. | ||||
I agree with everyone else. Hilary soooo should have won. I can't imagine why they picked the blonde. I hope Hilary realizes that the viewing audience thinks she is/should have been the winner. | ||||
I could not agree more. Leslie's room was a cluttered, unsophisticated mess. The only thing going for it was the "murphy" bed which was certainly far from finished looking. Tom's space was so charming and cultured and all the details were perfect but Hilari by far had the complete package, she made wonderful use of the deck, the interior looked creative, comfortable and useable and relatable. I hate to say it but did the judges think that maybe either Tom or Hilari would outshine the work they themselves do? And that Leslie would really not be any competition for them? | ||||
Congrats Leslie! Great job! The only designer to use such an obvious choice, the Murphy Bed, for such a small space. And let's face it she was the most at ease on the camera challenge and smiled. Deserving winner! | ||||
Leslie really? | ||||
I am bewildered that Leslie took home the top prize. I don't always agree with the judges but I can usually appreciate how/why they've reached a particular decision. This time, I am stumped -- and really disappointed. | ||||
Leslie, is that you? LOL Sure Mustangs3, we each have our own individual point of view, but did you not notice that there's an uproar going on here! | ||||
Wow! That was just wrong. It should've been Hilari or Tom. Hilari had a beautiful and functional place. Her front porch was the best of all three. Her place was vibrant and exciting. We want a designer to take us out of the ho hum and take it up a few noches - Hilari did that! Tom's space was also excellent. It was so sophisticated. I think he has a lot to offer viewers. I'd love to learn how to pull together a space like he does. And it looks so rich! Now if we could achieve that on a budget I'd be super excited! Leslie, oh my. Nice lady but her space was too cluttered and just not what I am looking for. I'm just perplexed at this choice. | ||||
I think since it was the obvious choice Leslie proved she couldn't design something unique. Both Tom and Hilari thought outside the box, Leslie just did the obvious. | ||||
Once again, Hilari was cheated. It's obvious her design ability is not the reason she didn't win the challenge. I am very disappointed with the judges. | ||||
If the judges based their choice on the last show, Hilary outshined Leslie by far. Sometimes I think the judges only go thru the process of all the shows when they already know who is going to be the winner. Geneve(not sure how to spell her name) gets on my last nerve. Leslie is ok but I would not make a point to watch her on her own show. There is something about her personality that just does not click with me. Oh well, really sad that Hilary did not win !!! | ||||
I too thought Hilari should have won. 1- Hilari 2- Tom 3- Leslie. Tom is amazing, so classic & sophisticated. Leslie's was as David said to her "a hot mess". But, Hilari's design won hands down. I would want to live in her container. She also has a great personality. | ||||
I agree with everyone here (except Mustang). Tom and Hilari far surpassed Leslie in every way. A child could see that. Many people want to know what the judges were thinking to make such an obvious blunder or worse, a deliberately false choice. I believe it was a PC decision on HGTV's part to promote "diversity". Check out the thread about Leslie being called "the new face of g*y" and things will fall into place. | ||||
I wonder why "they" even bother to put on a show when it's all a big set up anyway. Oddly, though, i have seen a few changes in Design Star over the seasons that seem to have come from viewer comments here. Makes me hope that they'd do a better job with it next year considering how shocked everyone is that Leslie won. | ||||
They may view here, but they certainly won't acknowledge any fault. Matter of fact, I think HGTV is hoping enough time will pass by so that no one will have an interest rehashing the subject and it will be swept under the designer rug! | ||||
I don't think the murphy bed made up for the lack of good design in the rest of the room, and the blah porch. Tom messed up with the porch too. Even after David told him it was going to be a big deal. So I think Hillary aced that challenge. | ||||
Truth be told, the coral/salmon/peach family of color is my least favorite of all colors. Can't stand it, no matter how trendy! So.... when Hilari used the peachy/coral in her space, I thought I would hate it. But.... of all the spaces, I liked hers best! (in spite of the color on the wall) Although Tom's space was sophisticated, I found it a bit overwhelming. And although Leslie's space was beach inspired, there was so little "beach" in the space.... which lacked the light and airy feel of a beach cottage. She did have some good ideas, but it didn't feel like a space that I'd want to spend time in. Of course, I'm still feeling like I'd have liked to have seen Dan get this far. For the record, I LIKED his punchy green! It seems that the panel (Gen, in particular) had specific expectations when it comes to color- and Dan's green and Hilari's Coral cost them. But the allstars concept was kind of fun. I wouldn't mind seeing it again. | ||||
Big fat "Huh???" I'm still wondering why Leslie was an all-star in the first place. Then I wondered why she wasn't sent home after almost any of the 3 first challenges. How she won the whole shebang is a great big fat mystery to me. Although I'm a big Tom fan - I think he has a great design sensibility and exquisite taste, and a charming personality - I think Hilari's final design was the winner. Her design of the outdoor space and her use of the open bookcase as a "multipurpose surface" outshone any of the other elements of the other designs. She embraced the challenge the most successfully. Leslie's design was an epic fail, IMO. My favorite part of Leslie is her arms. They're amazing. | ||||
Either Tom or Hilari should have won, but my favorite room was Hilari's. I can't believe she got robbed a SECOND time! Leslie's work was clearly the most inferior! And I can't believe Leslie is gloating about "diversity" - A Hilari win would not exactly have been a vote for non-diversity. In fact, how many black female designers are there on HGTV right now? Danielle is only half black. If we're going to get picky about how diverse we are, let's split hairs about just how diverse the winner really is. Do we really need another skinny blonde on TV? Really - I'm being sarcastic to make a point. It's all so stupid! The most deserving person should have won based on their DESIGN, not what PC demographic they need to kiss up to. HGTV is not about design but about what's PC anymore. The only thing they seem to know how to do right is alienate their audience. I'm just about sick to death of this network already. They have made a pig's breakfast out of Design Star. Even David B. can't rescue it anymore. I'm so disgusted I can't even see straight. HGTV, if you're listening please listen to the viewers!! All of us can't possibly be wrong and Gen and Vern be right! | ||||
Got to say that the shipping containers are being purchased by survivalists and doomsday preppers as a place to bug out to. With that said, Leslies looked like maybe somewhat some of those may look like and it definately would look crowded which Leslie's appeared to do. Not at all the stlye Vern and Gen have supported all these years. 1 plus 1 doesn;t seem to add to 2 here. oh well, nothing new on these shows with them. At least she doesn't get her own show.This message has been edited. Last edited by: loverofdesign, | ||||
Maybe HGTV is doing this for ratings---maybe, this will be the first show to admit that they made a mistake based upon the passion of the viewers. Here's to hoping for the truth! | ||||
Dream on.... | ||||
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