pyroponic

I lost two Torx #20 screws, one for my RC-7 driver assembly and one my RF-7 horn assembly. The RC-7 screw is like a traditional screw and the RF-7 is more of a cylinder type screw. If anyone could direct me in the right direction to replacing them i'd appreciate it. Thanks

I lost two Torx #20 screws, one for my RC-7 driver assembly and one my RF-7 horn assembly. The RC-7 screw is like a traditional screw and the RF-7 is more of a cylinder type screw. If anyone could direct me in the right direction to replacing them i'd appreciate it. Thanks

I'm currently getting my RF-7's modded by DeanG, and one thing that i've thought about while they've been gone is biwiring them when I get them back. Is there a noticable sound difference and can anyone recommend any good cables designed for this? Thanks

I'm currently getting my RF-7's modded by DeanG, and one thing that i've thought about while they've been gone is biwiring my front three speakers. Is there a noticable sound difference and can anyone recommend any good cables designed for this? Thanks

I have a similar setup to yours, I use a Rotel RMB-1095 with good results.

Current system: TV: Panasonic 50" LCD HDTV DVD player: Denon DVD-2900 Amplifier: Rotel RMB-1095 (200x5) Preamp/processor: Rotel RSP-1068 Fronts: Klipsch RF-7 Surrounds: Klipsch RB-75 Center: Klipsch RC-7 Subwoofer: Klipsch RSW-15 Thinking about adding on a Rotel RB-1080 (200x2) and putting two more Klipsch RB-75's in the rear (bookshelves), is it worth it? Thanks

So my understanding is for: a) DVDs - set the delay settings on the receiver and not the DVD player SACDs - set the delay settings on the DVD player but not the receiver I'm assuming that if this is correct, i'm going to have to manually change the delay settings in the DVD player everytime I switch between SACDs and DVDs?

You can get the discontinued Denon DVD-2900 for $500 if you look around, which retailed for $1000 last year I believe. In fact, I think this model is better than its predecessor, the DVD-2910. Ever since I went with the higher end unit, I do notice a noticeable difference in terms of the build of the unit, cleaner sound and a more vibrant picture. Overall function seems to be improved also.

I like NAD as well but switched to Rotel because I was having the same problems Mike was describing. These posts may give you more information, I finally determined that the preamp did contribute a lot to the extra noise I was hearing: http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=64089&sessionID={4C01DDF8-CBA8-4F53-9811-A6CCFCCDEB31} http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=63951&sessionID={4C01DDF8-CBA8-4F53-9811-A6CCFCCDEB31}

I thought setting the distances in both would be a mistake. So set the distances in the Rotel and not in the DVD player? If you say I have to set the distances in the Denon for SACDs, how would I be able to do this without switching the distances in the DVD player? I'm assuming for movies I set the distances in the processor but what should I put in the DVD player? All 0 feet i'm assuming. Thanks

Both my Rotel RS-1068 and Denon DVD-2900 have delay settings, which would I set to reflect the speaker distances? Thanks

These are some things you might want to consider: 1. RSW-12 is a nice subwoofer but for a dedicated HT room i'd go even bigger, either an RSW-15 (only if you can get it at a good price) or an SVS sub 2. Maybe separate amplifier and processor? You'll get better power, more flexibility, and greater overall performance. Also keep in mind that although Klipsch's are efficient speakers, they can suck up a lot of juice especially during big action scenes or similar music. 3. Overall, I am very happy with my rear-projection TV (which is probably similar to a DLP), but you might want to take a look at projectors. I personally did not like them before, but after seeing a recent setup with a high-quality screen and projector, I must admit it looked like a plasma TV. Especially since it had a nice trim and wasn't have a pull-down screen.

Yeah that's what I thought, they turn it up to the point where it sounds all muddy and muffled, and the bass is loud but too boomy. Basically I couldn't say a word if I was anywhere on the dance floor, I had to go to the corners of the bar just to talk to someone. And it is sad that places so driven by music would make an effort to at least have a "decent" setup.

Yeah I agree, i'm assuming most people don't care and/or too drunk to care. Not like i'm expecting much, but some of them are REAL bad. As you got Lil Jon bumping in the background everything is alright lol. Can't wait to have a party at my house.

I apologize for this off-topic post, but I was curious about something. When you guys go to a bar or club that plays a lot of music do you find many to have mediocre sound systems? I was at this medium-sized club last night and quite honestly it sounded like ****...especially at the volume they were playing it at. And it's funny, I didn't mean to be critical or anything since I was there to have a good time but it was just it just a subconcious thing that i'm wondering if any of you share.