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tommiwan

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  1. Thanks for the help, I unattached the speaker wire, and the problem seems to be gone. I guess things tend to work right when you hook them up correctly huh? [:$] The good thing is, that in fixing this I got to change a couple settings on my reciever at the same time.

    thanks for the help. Now I just have to find the right level... you know the one that shakes the walls, but is just shy of cracking the windows [:)]

  2. It would be more of a hum... but I do have both the low and high level inputs hooked up. I thought that's how it was supposed to be hooked up

    Supposing that's the problem I'd like to understand the difference between and advantages of each connection.

    EDIT: As a quick test I unplugged the low level input to see if the problem continued and it did still happen

  3. I need some help setting up my sub 12. I've had it for a few months now, but never got the settings right where I want them. I get the gain set right where I want it, but when I turn my system off I get feedback problems. It starts as a real low, quiet feedback and gets louder and then stay constant until I go turn the gain down on the sub. It's got to be something wrong with my setup.

    My initial thought was the auto/on switch. I checked and it's set to auto, so the sub should be turning itself off when I turn my system off. I'll run down my settings in case that is helpful. I know this is probably simple but I haven't been able to figure it out yet. One other thing that I thought was wierd is that if I drop something on the floor and stomp, you can hear the sub give off a low ring. Sounds like it's definitely not turning itself off, but why not...

    Gain = 50% approx

    Lowpass = 100 Approx

    Phase = 0

    Sub cable from my reciever plugged in to left/LFE, and speaker wire running through my high level in/out

  4. I was very excited as a guy had listed what I thought was a pair of SS.5's for $50. I called him up, left a message wanting to jump on them cause I know they are older, but that's a good price still... When he calls back he threw me for a loop. It is only 1 speaker. I didn't know what to say. He mentioned someone else was interested (sales tactic?, I didn't want to let this get by as I want to update my crappy surrounds)

    In a rush decision I told him I would take it. It's not quite the deal I thought I was getting, but still not a bad deal judging from prices on ebay. The only problem will be finding one to match.

    NOW for my question. Would this speaker work as a center channel? My current center is from a HTIAB system, so anything would be an upgrade. Other wise I suppose I could upgrade one surround now and start looking for the other. Thanks for the help.

  5. I read most of this thread, and saw lots of complaints of BB not having Klipsch set up right, and this and that, so I thought I would give my experience/thoughts.

    Someone previously made a good comment that any display in a retail store is difficult to maintain because you have Joe Customer coming in thinking he knows what audio should sound like messing with the settings, or some kid who thinks he's funny cranking it so that the store next door can hear it.

    My local BB in Independence MO has a display with a nice HDTV, and I have sat there and killed time (waiting for dinner reservations) and I must say I think they have it sounding pretty good. I just wish BB, or some other store around me carried the reference line, and I'd probably go sit there more often.

    Now I feel that I've said a lot of positive things about BB, so let me just say BB sucks. (personal opinion) I'm not some BB advocate, just have to give credit where credit is due.

  6. I haven't heard anyone say this yet, and I am surprised... The Aquos have an awesome picture to them. They are a great tv, with a good contrast ratio as well.

    The SXRD's are also great tv's with great picture.

  7. Thanks for the reply to this post guys. I started having the same problem, and I was getting ready to switch out the reciever with a spare one my brother has, but after reading this thread I am going to go through and redo some wiring. Some of my wires were too short anyway and I was stretching it to make the connection. Maybe I can try this within the next day or two.

  8. I have Rf-35's currently, and don't really have $1000 to drop on a nice reference sub. My question is, with the mains that I have, would I be happy with a sub-12 (the synergy series sub from best buy)?

    I hear a lot of people say negative things about the sub-12 (only in comparison to the reference line) but it's a big jump to go up to an RSW 12.

  9. Are you talking about music channels that come with most cable/satellite packages? If so, I rarely (almost never) listen to them. I can't really do a quality review but the content IMO sucks. I listen to rock and on the rock stations there are rarely band I have even heard of.

  10. Anything is possible, it just depends on how much you want to mess with it. The problem I see if that the 2.1 system has a single input for audio, but your tv is looking for a left and a right. Easiest way would be to get a converter that could take your 1 and split it in to two connections. Then the real question is, would it seperate the channels out preperly... I don't know.

    One thing I thought about doing was cutting the wires on the speakers and wiring them in as my surrounds, but I would hate to dismantle these nice speakers.

    I'm sure someone else will be able to provide more help, but that's what I got...

  11. Sounds like a sweet deal. There are definitely a lot of helpful people on the forums, and they are appreciated. Any more detail on what exactly you did? I have a set of RF35's is this something that would be beneficial to them as well? I bet the soddering part was intimidating, I don't know that I would want to do that...

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