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I finally figured it out! They’re from a Thiel CS3! DynAudio D-28

What sub do you have? The red/white inputs are always active on all subs. What do you mean that your amplifier doesn’t recognize it?

I haven’t heard anyone who has had issues with them.

RSW-12 is a subwoofer. Value depends on condition. I’d say $200-400.

No pre-outs, so you’ll need a converter like I mentioned above.

So they worked then quit working? What source(s) are you listening to?

Your sub doesn’t have high level inputs so you’ll need to get some kind of box that converts high level inputs to RCA outputs.

I think most people don’t realize the amount of craftsmanship that goes into making a speaker. That was pretty cool. Anyone know what brand of speaker that is?

I use WiFi with mine. This is the one I use: https://www.amazon.com/all-new-fire-tv-stick-4k-with-alexa-voice-remote/dp/B08XVYZ1Y5

If you think that the Bostons require less power than the Klipsch, I suggest you learn what speaker sensitivity means.

I put up thick blackout curtains behind me in my basement theater. It made a huge difference in improving the overall sound. That said, I’m curious why so many random topics like this are being posted in this section that is designated for discussing personal music systems like Bluetooth speakers.

We have a cheap Roku TV in our main floor living room. I had a Roku box a while back. The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and 3rd Gen Fire TV Stick support high res audio.

I’ve found ARC and eARC to be very buggy and always prefer to plug sources into my receiver.

I have it connected to an HDMI input on my receiver, connected to my home WiFi.

I use an Amazon 4k Fire Stick. It’s one of a few devices that streams up to 24bit/192kHz high res audio. It works great.

$1,200 is still a fantastic deal and they should sell very fast.

If you put them for $1,000 for all three pairs you’d probably sell them in less than five minutes. Even at $1,500 they’d be a bargain.

Triple check all connections.

I'd repost this question in the 2 Channel section. As the info under the heading for this section states, it's for smaller personal music systems like their Bluetooth portable speakers.

That's a really good question. If I were doing it I'd start with the left one as shown in the above pic and flip it for the right one so the tweeters are on the inside as well. There might be info in the box instructing how to best set them up.

Of what?

Your post makes zero sense.

Okay, now that’s three times you’ve asked this.

This is correct. ⬆️ Just set them to surrounds or side surrounds in your menu.

From Minnesota? 🤔