Undaunted, I jumped at the chance to review the latest home theater system from Def Tech. 'Treat them gently,' you beg the guy in brown. I need another weekвЂ¦' Eventually, though, the painful time comes, and there you are with tears and packing tape, handing off your newfound loves to an oblivious UPS guy. 'My cousin's cat diedвЂ¦so much stressвЂ¦I haven't had time to listen. You start babbling wild excuses to extend the deadline. The second problem comes when it's time to pack up the speakers and ship them away. The first is that there has been so much praise and adulation penned in the past that it's hard to be complimentary without being repetitive. As a result, there are two problems when reviewing a Def Tech speaker system. Somehow, this guy has been able to come up with one incredible speaker home run after another. Sandy Gross, founder of Definitive Technology, is the Mark McGwire of hi-fi. Of course, who's going to complain to a guy who has hit 72 home runs in a single season? Yet, despite his imposing form and incredible swing, McGwire (like most power hitters) strikes out with some regularity. After crushing the previous single-season home-run record a couple of years ago, McGwire continues to pound the ball out of the park to the delight of Cardinals fans everywhere. Will it strike out or strike up the band?Д®ven if you're not a baseball fan, you've probably heard of Mark McGwire. Definitive Technology's newest home theater package is at the plate.

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