slofuse1

I really liked Chronicles of Riddick. I loaned it to a friend and he viewed so many times his wife threatened to throw him out. The soundtrack rocks the house. It's got great action and sets up for some pretty good sequels.

I've been shopping to upgrade to a player and thought I'd get a changer while I'm at it. These two models don't seem to differ from one another except in price (about $100). I did notice that one article mentioned the 2815 had an ultra-quiet changer mechanism. Questions: 1. Any good reason to buy the 2815 over the 1815? 2. Any good reason not to buy a changer? All opinions appreciated

radical

I really appreciate the advice. The really great thing about this forum is that you get to hear from numerous sources, all speaking from hard-won experience. Then you consolidate the info and come up with a solution that works for you. I ended up setting the crossover for 80Hz and tried it with and without the LFE enabled and at both polarity positions and it clearly worked best with the LFE disabled and the polarity at 0°. I'm a happy camper. Thanks again. 1972 Cornwall Mains, 1992 Forte II Surrounds; RC 3II Center; RSW-12 Sub; Denon 1803 Receiver

I finally got the sub I wanted and need a little help. My receiver has 3 crossover frequencies to select from: 80, 100, 120 Hz. I believe the cornwalls work pretty well down to at least 50Hz. Does this mean I have the wrong receiver for the job? Cornwall Mains, ForteII rears, RSW-12 sub, RC 3II center; Denon 1803 receiver