Petrol
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they're selling the Referance Series at Best Buy?
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:eek smoking deal
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If only I had $2k and a few days to make the trip....
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both are to far for me to consider picking up :\
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WTG... I hate scammers
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Very interesting!
I don't know if I can make it but I really enjoy the way y'all step out from behind the keyboards and get together
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Does Klipsch have anything in the works...
perhaps a nice docking station similar to the iGroove HG with a built in charger, remote and of-couse, awesome speakers? . . .
with about a max accustical output closer to the pro-media 2.1 system I have connected to my pc
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to all those whosay folks who get out in the super early hrs of 'black-friday' are nuts..
well, if I had your money...
anyway, I left the house @ 4:15 (about an hr & 1/2 earlier then I usually do when heading for work) and jumped on the back of a 2000+ person line at BB...
yep, you can call me nuts, but I wasn't after one of the 12 available 50" plasma sets...
I was only after a Samsung 931W 19" widescreen monitor for $129 (reg $250) and a 1GB thumbdrive...
they opened the doors at 5:00 AM sharp and at 5:10 AM I was walking back to my Expedition which I parked in front of the Home Depot with my goodies in hand...
I immediately jumped on line at Home Depot...
they opened the doors at 5:30 AM and I picked up a Dewalt 18v cordless drill for $99 (reg $190) and was back in my Expedition by 5:40 AM...
I then drove to Staples, got on the end of a 150+ person line...
they opened the doors at 6:00 AM, I picked up another Samsung 931W 19" widescreen monitor, a 1 GB thumbdrive, a power strip and a paper shreader and was back at home by 6:10 AM
A pretty easy morning of shopping that saved me hundreds of dollars.... even on my meger little purchases
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do you have any PICs?
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wtf, over, LOLjust don't get a yamaha
I'm finally, actually narrowing down my wish list to either a Yamaha RXV-2600 (possibly a RVX-1600), a Harmon-Kardon AVR745 (possibly a AVR 645) , or a Denon 3807 (possibly a 4307). . .
and due to the features, the specs, the reviews and personal recommendations I've read and/or recieved, I'm leaning towards the Yamaha with the HK as second choice
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I have used both and couldn't tell a differance so I just use what I have on hand
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whenever i load my cd player in my car, truck or suv, it's almost always with mp3 source material . . . with the ambient noise provided in the oving car, I've never heard a differance
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I love my Harmony 880
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is that asking price "shipped"?
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I also have Polk's and, of course Klipsch.
The 5 Polks (old monitors with the 7" woofer & 1" silk dome) were moved from my living room system to a tiny room with a sony HTIB as replacements for the sorry tiny speakers that came with it after I bought my Klipsch...
I like my Klipsch better but then the Polk Monitors are not in the same league as Polk LSi series either...
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I hate to say it again (as I have posted it several times) but when I added the Yamaha M50 outboard amp to drive my main speakers, the meters show 0.3w for sound at 75db and goes up to a whopping 3.0w on explosions etc. The M50 is rated at 120wpc and there is LOTS of room left over. I agree, 100wpc is a marketing ploy. It takes DOUBLE the wattage to get a 3db increase in volume. So the difference between a 100wpc amp and a 200wpc amp is 3db, or about the volume of a whisper in a quiet room.
only if your talking about "Real" wpc, instead of the "marketing" wpc...
see my post above . . .
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well, my sony 'claims' to do 110 wpc too []the 1970 claims to do 85x7...
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you kidding? That helps alot! I had seen consumption ratings many before and never paid them any mind, lol
Thanks []
off to the websites, lol
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:\ I wonder how in the heck I did that ^^^
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Thanks for your reply Dr.,I guess I should maybe go with first things first...I'm wanting to send my current sony str de995 from my small 17' x 14' living room to my tiny 14' x 10' men's club and replace it with something that will be able to really kick out some multi channel volume when I toss in music dvds. It does "ok" for movie, but that's only because my wife seems to think that movie sound tracks and dioluge are meant for 'background-entertainment', lolI would most likely be going with a mass market AVR, my 'short' dream list includes Denon 3806, Yamaha RX-V2600 & HK635... being a little more realistic, I may back down to maybe a lesser Yamaha, denon, Pioneer or ????I most likely would make the purchase, if there will be one, at the local Best Buy / Curcuit City... the only dedicated home audio stores around here that I found only have the stuff that is out of my range in stock and I wouldn't expect them to order something in unless I'm committed to buying it.I guess I'm ignorant to Best Buy's 30 day return policy... Don't they charge a 15% 're-stocking' fee on returned electronics? If not, Yahoo!, loluntil you find one that satisfies your cravings. If your local audio store I would talk to the sales dude and see if you can't get him to let you bring home gear to demo.
and yes, I think the numbers that sony is putting up, at least in the case of my current str-de995, is to advertise the maximum output for only one channel being driven at a time []
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I choose to make my own 'High-Mass' stands, each of which weighs in at only about 40 lbs, but with a pretty low center of gravity (25 lbs of cast iron hidden in each base) to add as much tip resistance as I cheaply could for my RB-35s.
I'm not at home and can't remember the height but I'm thinking they are about 28" high...
I didn't want the tweeters at ear level when seated, I wanted them a bit higher to compromise for listening while standing
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anyway, with all this talk about amp ratings, does anyone have any links to some 'Bench-Tests' showing what these things 'really' deliver?
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ceiling speakers may work fine for surround, but there is no way I would recommend them for mains...
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I don't really have 'room' for separates in my current equipment stand, which I built
I'm just begining a mild kitchen remodel that involves new counter tops, sink, flooring and demolishing one wall to 'open-up' into the existing dinning room... I'm not excited about the idea of taking on the construction of a new stand right now
And, I really don't think the sony is putting out anything near an honest 100 wpc....
more like 60-70 wpc in two channel mode and maybe 30-40 wpc in 7.1 surround...
I'm hoping that one of these spiffy 'High-Current' recievers rated at 120 wpc x 7, that I can pick-up for a reasonble amount and drop in my current stand, will provide what I want. If not, I'll have to tolorate the sony for quite a while longer...
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