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Integra 5.9. Integra is the "Professional Installer" line from Onkyo. They use slightly better components and are slightly more expensive but worth it in my opinion. You can't buy them from just anywhere though. Only from A/V specialty shops. Anyway, check it out. I think it's worth the extra leg work.

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this quite possibly might push me over the edge. I made the other choice who's name shall not be mentioned and have been hesitant to invest again.

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