lazydesi

Hi Guys, It seemed to be When I was running the Audyssey MulEQ calibration, it detected every speaker, but not the subwoofer (said "yes" for every speaker and "no" for the sub at the detection screen). in order to check whether the cable is defective or not I rubbed my finger over the tip and heard noise from the sub with it ON (not in AUTO), so cable is fine. the volume nob is set at 12 clock, I turned to highest setting of crossover control on the back of the sub Is there any other way I can check whether the subwoofer is working or not if the sub out channel is defective? right now I am using RCA to RCA cable. http://img.skitch.com/20100627-1dnjcyi7ssjyxdaswc1n8tkb26.jpg http://img.skitch.com/20100627-pfbgnyp1frdpg634wd7mx423j1.jpg Thanks

Thanks Bill Finally brought Denon !910. Now I have one more question regarding cables. Does general oxygen free copper 16 gauge speaker cables are enough? does getting banana plugs make any difference? does the sub cable should be 1RCA - 1RCA or 1RCA to 2RCA?

Hi Folks, I am newbie to Klipsch world. I brought the speakers last week and now looking to buy a Good A/V receiver which pairs with Klipsch HD500. the other day I was looking to buy Denon 1911. any other valuable suggestions? Thanks