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Thanks Dave.....that was easy. [] Any recommendations on free internet radio?

Here's a good one for ya... Is it possibe to connect my laptop to my stereo? I mean, in my bedroom where I usually use my laptop the stereo is like five feet away. Vintage Marantz 3600 preamp.......I also have a Denon 3805 a/v receiver that I could use. Why buy computer speakers etc. when my bedroom system is right there?

Yeah.........."We're up here.........and you're down there".

I have more good things to say rather than bad..........but it has become the "American Way".......among other things. []

Denon does an excellent job for movies.

That's funny......I majored in ***, too. No books......lotta Old Style.[][:S][:S][:S]

And here I was thinking it stood for Sweet Wisconsin Lakes... Is that a Wisconsin landscape in your avatar?It sure looks like one. I don't have a camera so I got it off the computer with that in mind......and yes, the lakes are sweet. []

I was talking about individual speaker volumes. When I used my Denon, I had them between 0db and +5db. (test tones)

Curious.....What do you have your gains/attenuators set at on the Crown's? speaker volumes on the Denon?

I went there today. They have three listening rooms displaying PF-39's and the next two lower models. All powered by Krell and Mac.......tube and solid state. Big bucks $$$. Can you say Hi-End? [] The Palladiums are an awesome sounding speaker.

I was gonna demo a 640C from Ken at Simply Stereo in Hoffman Estates. I've always been hearing such good things about the Cambridge cd players. I ended up buying a used.....perfect condition.....Cambridge 540d DVD player from Decibals for $180.00. I've only been using it for listening to cd's and absolutely love it. It now gets more action than the Denon cdp I was using prior. Very nice sounding unit. Very good build quality as well. [Y]

True.....I've never tried them, though.

So if I go this route.... do the back wall and the sides, so how far forward of speaker and how far above? m What you can do..........is sit in the sweet spot and have someone run a mirror along the side walls at the same height as the tweeters. When you can see the reflection of one of the speakers, that is a reflection point and an absorption panel would be placed there. There will be two reflection points on each side wall.

Ya learn something knew every day. [:^)]

That pretty much describes the entire purpose of this forum, I'd say. I admit that I've been there before......but have learned to be open minded.[]

Yes, the sides also (reflection points). []I'm not quite sure what you mean by vertical or horizontal..........do you plan on removing the balancing network or leaving it intact?

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Nooooo sweat. []

First, middle and last name initials.........real clever, huh?

How far away is the wall behind the 30's? My RF-7's are 1.5' away from the wall and I put Auralex acoustic foam on the wall behind the horn only. This helped mellow out the highs in addition to treating early reflection points. Are you looking to passively bi-amp the 30's (Fool's bi-amp)..........or do a "true bi-amp" configuration?

Yes......but you'll need RCA to XLR adaptors......no big deal.

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