Yeah but this is a Concert DVD with 5 channel DTS, not stereo. If movies with 5 channel surround, sound great. I would think a 5 channel concert DVD would. I have some others that I haven't listened to yet, Eagles DTS, Fleetwood Mac Dolby Digital, and others. They all sounded very good on the 2808, near live concert volume levels. I can only go so far with volume on the 4520 before it gets real harsh and lacking the big punch.
Not that I listen to them at high levels all the time, but there are times I like to. It's almost like being at a live concert. Maybe there are some settings I can make for the music DVD's that will help.
My set up is 3 Def Tech UIW RCS II In-Ceiling speakers for left, right, and center. These are cabinet type in-ceiling speakers that are recess with the drivers angled towards the listening area. Not a typical in-ceiling speaker and sound as good if not better then my old Paradigm's. 2 Def Tech in-ceiling bi-polar surrounds, and 2 Def Tech Super cube 2000 subwoofers. Since the fronts are in-ceiling and angled toward the seating area. I am thinking I could use them as front height speakers and add a set of timber matching book shelves for the fronts, and add another set of in-ceiling bi-polar speakers for rear surrounds.