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If you're thinking 5.1 or 7.1, you know 7.1 is where everything is headed. I can hear 7.1 on a DVD of "The Matrix" -- the Blu-Ray would probably blow me out of the room. Multiple HDMI inputs plus other inputs make this a snap -- TV, cable and PS3/Blu-Ray on HDMI; DVD on RGB with optical cable for audio (and you can definitely see the difference from S-Video!) HD movies come through Netflix through PS3 -- wow! <br /> <br />It's a snap to install. My only time was spent shearing wires and figuring out where to put so many speakers! I moved my couch to the sweet spot and WHOA, BABY! First Blu-Ray in home theater: "Star Trek." Can't go wrong. <br /> <br />Since installing this, I really listen to movie theater sound and sometimes, yes, mine is better. You need the two on the side and the two behind are GREAT! You'll watch to rewatch all your old favorites! <br /> <br />The drawback to home theater, sadly, is the remote. The Onkyo integrates other devices, but not PS3 because it's Bluetooth. Some of the DVR/Tivo buttons are unassignable, which can be an annoyance managing your queue while watching TV. I have a Panasonic DVD player/recorder and the menu which offers angles and subtitles and soundtracks is unassigned -- more annoyance. Not a problem for me, but if you've got a partner or kids who are less than technologically encyclopedic, you'll need a third-party universal remote. <br /> <br />The solution is a remote which retails for $200, or one-fifth the cost of this system, a little less than half of a 5.1. If you have a PS3, add 50-odd bucks for the adapter. I guess they figure if you've got the bucks to shell out for all these components, you won't miss another $250.