robertparker

Hello every one I have two RT-12d. Subwoofers. When I run the room correction software or play the demo on one of them, it seems to rattle or make just an ugly sound more than the other sub. I have moved the sub out in the middle of the room too see if it made a difference It hard to explain. It sounds like two boards rattling together How would I know if it has a blown driver or something? Thanks

Hi everyone<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Please help me make the right decision this time. I have a room thats 18 feet buy 15 feet. I sit 18 feet away from my TV. In order to have my left and right speakers, 5 feet from a wall they need to be, 14.5 feet away. And the left and right speakers can be about 12 feet apart. My left and right surround speakers are 8 feet away on a wall thats about 2 feet forward from my listing position. I cant not put my back surrounds in back of me very far. They half too be just behind me on the head board of my bed. 5.5 feet above me. But almost right above my head I am thinking about getting Klipsch RC-64 Center and the Klipsch RS-62 Surround and Klipsch RF-83 Floorstanding Speaker I read some where that the FR-83 needs to be in a room no smaller than 20 by 20. I also own 3 sub-12 subwoofers. Will these subs match ok with this set up? Is this setup too much speaker for a room this size? Thanks for the help and advice

right now i am using the Klipsch Synergy III 8" 2-Way Dual-Woofer for my center speaker, and for my left and right surround. i am using a pair of B-3 Bookshelf Loudspeaker, for my surround back. for my left and right i and using the JBL sva 2100. and i have 3 sub-12 subwoffers in a room that 20 feet buy 20 feet would it be beter if i used RC-64 Center Channel instead of the Synergy 3. and should i replace the old JBL with the RF-83 Floorstanding Loudspeaker http://www.cinenow.com/us/materiel.php3/tid,4/id,2023/ this is about all i can find on the old JBL speakers my receiver is the new Onkyo TX-NR905 thanks

i tried it last night. it seemed to lose volume with just one pluged it. this weekend im going to used the video essentials and a sound meter too see for sure

I have 2 sb12 subwoofers and the Yamaha 2700 receiver.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> I heard that you dont need to plug both rca connectors in This true Thanks

so its adjusting the ammount of volume sent to the sub. i have the Klipsch Synergy III 8" 2-Way Dual-Woofer Floorstanding Speaker. for center, right surround and left surround. my left and right speakers are Jbl sva 2100. i have 2 Klipsch 12" 650W Powered Subwoofer my surround back are little 15in Klipsch book shelf speakers i and hope that today ill get my Yamaha RX-V2700. i am going to start with a cross over at 80. the 2700 has crossovers from 40 to 200. should i worry about the LFE setting. thanks for your help!!!

Hello i am getting the an idea how cross over effects stuff. but what does LFE DO? THANKS

Hello. This is the part I dont get. My pioneer receiver. Soon too be a (Yamaha 2700.) Has a lowest setting for cross over at 100 Hz. if i set my subs at 80 Hz <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> am I at a 100 or at 80 ? thanks

i have the Klipsch Synergy III 8" 2-Way Dual-Woofer Floorstanding Speaker. for center, right surround and left surround. my left and right speakers are Jbl sva 2100. i have 2 Klipsch 12" 650W Powered Subwoofer my surround back are little 15in Klipsch book shelf speakers thanks