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A third RF-7 would be best.

Through Spectrum I average about 200 mbps. Plenty fast for what I use it for.

Who will probably flip them for several times what you sold them for.

If you expect everything you buy in your life to never have any issues, even when new, you’re going to have a miserable life.

Too many fallen forum friends in this thread. 😟 In their honor I’ll dig out my “Pomp and Pipes” CD and give my subs a real workout.

Raw means they left Hope Arkansas with no finish or stain applied. Anything that’s on them currently was done after they left the factory.

That’s more along the line of realistic value ($1,800) compared to others posted here.

I know. But it’s good to keep up with who isn’t with us anymore.

Have you had your hearing checked lately? Serious question. 😄

Since you posted this in the Alerts section which is reserved for giving people a heads-up regarding items for sale that you’re not affiliated with, I’m going to say that those are a bit overpriced.

Has it ever worked? You’re plugging the system into the headphone jack on the computer?

Since it sounds like you want to listen loudly, I’d go bigger.

What source(s) are you listening to?

Coaxial is a digital connection. XLR is analog. Neither are going to introduce noise unless a component is failing. If you go XLR, the upstream component’s DAC will handle digital to analog processing. If you go coaxial, the downstream component’s DAC will handle the digital to analog processing. For me it would depend on which component’s DAC was superior.

RP series is definitely the way to go. And, as a reminder, a 5.1 setup uses side surrounds. 7.1 adds rear surrounds.

Yep. Loosen and tighten every screw on the input terminal and on the crossover network. It’ll remove years of oxidation and give a much better signal path.

They say right on the label. 🤷

Things like dynamic volume, dynamic EQ, anything along those lines. Generally when you disable anything like that things will sound better. Also, it might help to increase the center speaker output a couple dBs.

Swap the speakers on your amp/receiver first and see if it’s an amp or speaker problem.

I think they mean don’t stack another speaker on the top hat box.

Actually they say do not double stack.

Very unlikely that the speaker is defective. There’s lots of settings in your receiver that you’ll want to mess around with to tailor the sound to your liking.

Sorry to bring up a depressing thread but with the start of 2024 I was wondering if anyone knew of any members to add. 😟

From what I understand, the forum member you’re hoping to hear from passed away.

From what I understand, if you don’t have a subwoofer any speakers you have should be set to Large or Full Range.