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    Denon AVR-4311CI OR Yamaha RX-A3010 AVENTAGE

    in Home Theater

    Posted

    I have a SC-57 now and it uses Global X over , I just want to get away from this seems kind of old school to me .

    Going back and forth Onkyo Denon Yamaha Onkyo from what I have read has issues and runs hot Denon uses Aud XT32 and Yamaha uses Yapo

    Yamaha also has switching of inputs whil in standby which is nice to have

    Found a deal on a Onkyo Pr-SC5508 pre that would go good with my XPA-2&3

    Static Pop

    in Technical/Restorations

    Posted

    Okay , I have a Cable box hooked to my AVR threw HDMI , I have a XPA-2 hooked up also . If I pull the XPA-2 off and put my XPA-3 on the noise is gone

    perfect no problems , I put the XPA-2 on its back . I swaped L&R speaker wires on the back of the XPA-2 and the noise goes to the right speaker .

    If i swap RCA cables only it stays in the left . I feel its a problem inside the XPA-2

    Static Pop

    in Technical/Restorations

    Posted

    if vol is set to -80 db which is the lowest it still makes the same slight pop , now if I go down one more on the vol I get - - - - - - - what ever that is and then there is no pop when changing channels until I go up one to -80 db I also get a pop from going from -80db to - - - - - and from - - - - - to -80db

    I dont know if - - - - - is mute or not but is one lower than the -80db setting

    Static Pop

    in Technical/Restorations

    Posted

    I have a problem it is driving me crazy , I run my cable box threw my avr " hdmi " when I change channels I get a slight static pop out of my left speaker .

    I tried 3 diffrent boxes and 3 diffrent avr units , today it hit me what if I remove the coax cable and see what happens " noise is gone I can go threw the channels

    and no noise , I hook the coax back up noise is there . I tried a monster power condtioner still dont help . Is this a ground problem ?

    RF-7II Owners Thread

    in Home Theater

    Posted

    I didnt wat to tell anyone this , because I didnt want to look like a wimp . I read all these storys about moving these VTF-15H subs

    and I just laughed thinking what a bunch of wimps then mine showed up no big deal I slid it down the stairs while it was in the box

    flipped the box over and unpacked it , now Pete from HSU told me it is best to put large towel under the sub and pull the sub to the spot you want it .

    Okay that worked great until I got in the corner then I had to get behind it and use 1 arm and like curl it and pull all of a sudden I heard a loud tear in my

    arm then came the pain and then my arm turned purple and I couldnt move it , off I went to the hospital and guess what I tore my bicep well after 2 weeks it got better

    and I was moving my daughter and I had to carry a large tv down the stairs and I tore it again , next week I go in I might need to have my arm opened up .

    Lesson dont curl a 100 pound plus sub with one arm .

    RF-7II Owners Thread

    in Home Theater

    Posted

    Just moved them quick this morning , I didnt try and make it all pretty I will do that once I know if its staying this way .

    I put the subs on the side , and I think if it stays this way I will leave them on the side , so I can just slide them out easy

    if I need to get in back of the rack

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