Audio Karma Fest going down in Livonia, MI this weekend

Read - McIntosh at Audio Karma Fest 2009
Read - Snell's lineup
Read - D'Appolito seminar
Read - Marantz demos
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What we're watching: Tonight we say goodbye to the ill-fated Windfall, disappearing forever after one disappointing season on NBC. College Football season is here and ESPN brings us SEC action featuring South Carolina vs. Mississippi State. Two for the Money is on HBO-HD while Quiz Show airs on Showtime-HD.
What we're watching: What is this? New programming? Yes sir, Bones and Justice are all new on Fox tonight and you won't have to make any excuses with us for watching. Bones returns from last season while Justice is a new series. The three big HBO season finales make an encore appearance tonight in case you missed Deadwood, Lucky Louie and Entourage. Transporter 2 makes an appearance on Cinemax, and as commenters have pointed out, the US Open is running all day on Universal HD.
What we're watching: Monday Night Football -- on a Monday this time -- showcases the return of Carson Palmer and the Bengals after last season's torn ACL and season-ending loss to the Steelers as they face Brett Fav-ruh and the Packers. Prison Break and Vanished have their fall seasons off and running as they debut their second episodes, joining Saved and The Closer as Monday regulars.
What we're watching: More football, we'll get an early look at Larry Johnson running behind a revamped Chiefs offensive line against the Giants before our fantasy football drafts, remember even Reggie Bush thinks he should go #1. We've also got another lame duck episode of Windfall, while one of our favorite episodes of Discovery Channel's Blue Realm, The Giants of San Benedicto features great HD scenes of giant manta rays.
Some shows are just made for high-def especially when you consider the $4 million King World Productions and Sony Pictures Television are spending to enhance the sets of Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune. The two game shows are in the midst of a massive makeover before they both launch in high-def on September 11. That $4 million went to widen the sets, add more color to make that HD just 'pop,' and replace the Jeopardy monitor wall with a seamless projection system. This will make 'em the first game shows to go high-def and now all we need is for the Price is Right to go high-def. No, we aren't thinking about Bob Barker's beauties, but what's better then Plinko in high-def?
What we're watching: It's a summer Sunday you know the HD drill by now, network reruns, Deadwood followed by comedies on HBO, Brotherhood on Showtime, Mojo lineup on INHD. Still, we never miss a chance to check out Clint Eastwood as The Man With No Name so A Fistful of Dollars on HDNet is definitely worth a look.
What we're watching: Stephen King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes is back for the second of it's four-week run on TNT. Meanwhile ABC's The One: Making a Music Star apparently is in HD, even though their site does not list it that way, just like Kyle XY and unlike So You Think You Can Dance?. On ESPN the mighty Detroit Tigers face their division rival White Sox again while on Showtime you can check out Jet Li in Black Mask.
What we're watching: We've got the usual HBO shows for a Sunday night lineup but tonight you may want to flip over to Showtime for an all new show, Brotherhood. The basis for the story are two brothers, one a politician and one a career criminal living in a small Rhode Island community. If you need more convincing you can check out a review of tonight's episode on TV Squad (spoilers).
What we're watching: Nothing on tonight that you haven't probably seen already. 24 is still about Jack Bauer slicing and dicing terrorists, Jennifer Love Hewitt is still talking to dead people on Ghost Whisperer, and models are still beating each other senseless on Perfect 10: Model Boxing.
What we're watching: Thursdays in the summertime are a dry HD night. ABC and Fox don't even make an effort, while CBS, UPN and WB only show reruns. There's another new episode of Windfall on, but not much else other than baseball, with games on ESPN and INHD.









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