babadono

Watch out Gia.

Hey a wood burner. You can carve your initials in a tree with that

And this from a lawyer

https://www.klipsch.com/products/powergate This is what you have? It says RCA is pre amp out but of course post the volume control.

My bad. I thought you said next Friday. Well it is next Friday now.

Hey did @CECAA850 's garage floor get epoxied?

Go to your safe place.

i started doing my taxes last night. My butt hurts. Thank you Uncle Remus.

Huh...I guess I'm kind of surprised it's not required out here in Crazy California. I toyed with the idea of plumbing my house with a grey water system when I built. But when the plumber told me how much extra $ and would not guarantee that the inspectors would not find it and make me tear it out I said forget it. Grey water systems are not allowed here by code.

@USNRET oh now I get it. You're recycling the water from the septic tank. Mine just gets wasted in a leach field.

Working in electronics manufacturing for 38 years+ there's been quite a few times something nearly impossible happens. When I go for help or to explain I am met with "That's impossible". And my response? If it happens it must be possible.

Now that there is funny😁

Little late here today....chlorine in septic tanks???? Doesn't that kill the little buggers that are doing all the work?

So R is not part of Z. All that studying and time in tech school and college for nothing. My bad. I was not referring to anything you said or asked but to the post from DIYaudio. Peace out.

No Kling ons either

Fixed it fer ya.

Does RichieB live in Kansas?

Is that code for Folsom State Penitentiary?

Yep enough sound pressure can move air and hair.

I'm no expert but I think your first set of "surround" speakers should go to the "surround" output. "surround back" would be speakers almost directly behind the listening position. check out https://www.dolby.com/us/en/guide/dolby-atmos-speaker-setup/7-1-4-setups.html from the same website.

I loves it. On the internet everybody is an expert

Call Klipsch. You can't be the first person to have this problem.

Some bad recordings can be fixed or made better, but it ain't easy:

You have stumbled upon the great conundrum of Hi Fi reproduction. The more accurate your playback system is, the worse bad recordings sound.