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  1. I prefer the voltage output aswell for the tweeters. the highs are a bit to soft with the current output and voices are not so lifelike.
  2. what the hell. I think it's gonna be a ceilingmount!
  3. Anyone sugestion how to build a projectorplatform that comes out the ceiling with a push on a electricboton?
  4. My RF5's only need 9 watts to achieve an SPL of 113db and that at the lowest impedance of 3.4ohm. So i don't think you need much amplifier power at all. any decent amp can deliver 3.4 ohm impedance at such a low wattage of 9watt. Altough i run them with a sunfire cinema grand 5x225watts.
  5. You Americans always think bigger is better. Funny!
  6. Here you can see that the RF5 just needs 9watts to have an spl of 113db
  7. But two RSW12, better then one RSW15
  8. if your main speakers go to 32hz and you wanna hear lower registers also than you must use a sub and set the crossover of your processor at 40hz. Your subwoofer is especialy made voor those low frequencies thus mostly he will do that better than mainspeakers.
  9. So if you now set your surround speakers at small and the crossover for the surrunds at 40-60 or 80 the bass that the surrounds can not handle will go to your mains at that crossoverpoint;
  10. If you don't have a subwoofer you must set your mains at large and choose NO SUB in your menu. Now your mains play the hole spectrum and are going as low as your speakers can. It's as simple as that!
  11. i have an harman kardon avr5000 as a second soundsystem. when you set your mains at large they play below 40hz. when you set your mains as small you can choose at what crossovers setting your sub will take over (60hz, 80hz, ...) the low frequencies wich your mains can't handle. So in your current setup you have choosen to let play your mains frequencies till 40hz and lower than that your sub takes over. Which isn't a bad setup.
  12. that's exactly what i was planning to do. i think two other rear channels are just a nice feature in conjunction to better bassresponse.
  13. A 10inch speaker is to big to produce midrange sound. you will always have a gap between the high and low frequencies. i gues that's the reason why i found the rf7's sound boomy when i auditioned them. Maybe this is why they now build they flagship speaker with 3 x 8 inch speakers as they do midrange frequencies better. It's also so that with smaller bassdrivers you can have cleaner bass.
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