A great unit. A less expensive alternative would be Onkyo's TX-SR705.

The only Profile 2.0 Blu-Ray player on the market. The Sony BDP-550 will actually be a better player at a lower price. But if you need a Blu-Ray player *right now*, this is the most future proof one on the market.

This is the best way to have iPod sound via your surround sound receiver. Keep in mind that this is only for a Yamaha receiver, other brands will have a different dock system.

One of these babies will provide great dialog.

This will be your subwoofer.

In order to get the best picture for your Wii on your new HDTV, a Component Video cable is a must have. This is the OEM cable, results will vary with after market cables.

Purchase one of these to get the audio signal from your Blu-Ray player to both the TV and surround sound receiver.

Three of these. One to hook the TV to the receiver, another to hook the TiVo to the receiver, and the third to hook the CD player to the receiver. I prefer the PXT-1208 by Philips however.

12 gauge speaker wire is one of the best investments you can make after the quality of the speakers. Stick with a 100% pure copper wire.

If your movie collection includes VHS tapes, and you want to record something to DVD or VHS, this is a great unit to complement the system. However, I would consider this optional, because of the Blu-Ray player and TiVo DVR.

XM or Sirius. Either is a great add on for a high quality set up. This is the tuner kit needed for the Yamaha or Onkyo receiver, provided you select XM as your satellite radio provider.