Peavey - The installers are pretty new to it. I heard they are better at it now, but for awhile it was pretty slow as they haven't figured out all the flukes yet. Plus Installers are generally fairly limited on the scope of issues. I had UVerse for about 6 months till I moved. UVerse is IP TV. Similar to Verizons FIOS, but since ATT is rolling out on older networks (Compared to Verizons Fiber) they run into alittle more limitations with "Last mile copper". It's still a very young deployment so there are some issues. In the last year, I've had DTV, UVerse and now TWC. So I've been around the block with most providers. DTV - I loved DTV. There are some limitations with the systems, rain fade, 2 Feeds only, each TV needs own DVR and can't share information across your "DVR Network". Packages are more expensive, but their packages make sense, their customer services is amazing, boxes are nice, picture is awesome. Beyond Rain Fade I had zero problems. They are also launching some new Satellites to up their total HD bandwidth, IIRC they expect to have 150 HD channels up in February. If I didn't live in an apt building, I'd be on DTV. TWC - I hate them. Customer service is a joke. DVR is horrible, it's a giant peice of crap. Packages don't seem to make much sense, and the cost adds up fast. Why again am I paying 2bucks a month for a freaking remote? HD Quality is very nice, but channels are very limited, and their On Demand service is messy. Seems to be delpoyed like crap. I will be moving off them as soon as other options are rolled out. UVerse - I was a fairly early adopter. Got the best package for "on the cheap". Installation was a bit of a mess, but installers are new to this all. Customer Services is very good, ATT obviously thought about it alot as their service isnt' very mature so they want to put "best foot forward". DVR is alright. It's standable. They appear to use multicast for their IP TV deployment, so that's how they get the stream out. They can stream over RJ45 or Coax depending on what you have in your house. They like to run RG45, but some times it's a bit to much to replace all the coax. SD Picture quality is second to none. HD is a little light, and they compress. but they are supposedly rolling out new VDSL2 software on their IP-VDSL stations eventually increasing bandwidth to the house big time. The big thing that kind of stinks for multiple TV houses, the stream limiatation. Right now it's 2HD/4SD streams. So at any time you can only have 4 different channels on at your house. Not a big deal for a single guy like myself, but I could see that being a limit for people. Plus if yo uhave 4 TVs and they are all on, DVR can't do anything. On Demand is pretty nice, it's setup in a much better manner then TWC. No HD On Demand (Not sure if they'll roll it out). All in all UVerse offers a lot of potential, and could be great. i'll switch as soon as they are done rolling out here in Shorewood. (I hear they are fighting the city because the VDSL Boxes are "to big".. lame)