-Justin-

System: Onkyo DD 5.1/DTS 595 (Reciever) Sony DVP-S560D (DVD) Klipsch SB-3 Bookshelf Spkrs (Fronts) Klipsch SS-5 Surround Spkrs (Surrounds) Klipsch SC-5 (Center) Klipsch KSW-12 (Subwoofer) Sony Wega 36XBR (TV) Room size is fairly small (I'd say 15 feet wide, 25 feet long) I'm not very audio-savvy and this is my first home theater, so bear with me. Put this setup together rather cheaply and seeking advice from your audiophiles out there. Have it set up right now with the fronts, surrounds, and center with standard speaker wire directly to the reciever, and the subwooder through the LFE inputs with MonsterCable. Sounds pretty good right now but I know its capable of more =). What is the purpose of the "Phase" dipswitch, and what is its optimal setting? What is the optimal crossover setting? I've read that using the "Speaker level inputs" yields vastly superior sound compared to LFE input. Is this just plugging my speakers into the subwoofer directly, instead of jacking them into my reciever? And if this is true, is it really THAT much of a difference? (The Monster LFE Sub cable did cost me 50 bucks ater all =)) Any info/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance!

System: Onkyo DD 5.1/DTS 595 (Reciever) Sony DVP-S560D (DVD) Klipsch SB-3 Bookshelf Spkrs (Fronts) Klipsch SS-5 Surround Spkrs (Surrounds) Klipsch SC-5 (Center) Klipsch KSW-12 (Subwoofer) Sony Wega 36XBR (TV) Room size is fairly small (I'd say 15 feet wide, 25 feet long) I'm not very audio-savvy and this is my first home theater, so bear with me. Put this setup together rather cheaply and seeking advice from your audiophiles out there. Have it set up right now with the fronts, surrounds, and center with standard speaker wire directly to the reciever, and the subwooder through the LFE inputs with MonsterCable. Sounds pretty good right now but I know its capable of more =). What is the purpose of the "Phase" dipswitch, and what is its optimal setting? What is the optimal crossover setting? I've read that using the "Speaker level inputs" yields vastly superior sound compared to LFE input. Is this just plugging my speakers into the subwoofer directly, instead of jacking them into my reciever? And if this is true, is it really THAT much of a difference? (The Monster LFE Sub cable did cost me 50 bucks ater all =)) Any info/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance!

System: Onkyo DD 5.1/DTS 595 (Reciever) Sony DVP-S560D (DVD) Klipsch SB-3 Bookshelf Spkrs (Fronts) Klipsch SS-5 Surround Spkrs (Surrounds) Klipsch SC-5 (Center) Klipsch KSW-12 (Subwoofer) Sony Wega 36XBR (TV) Room size is fairly small (I'd say 15 feet wide, 25 feet long) I'm not very audio-savvy and this is my first home theater, so bear with me. Put this setup together rather cheaply and seeking advice from your audiophiles out there. Have it set up right now with the fronts, surrounds, and center with standard speaker wire directly to the reciever, and the subwooder through the LFE inputs with MonsterCable. Sounds pretty good right now but I know its capable of more =). What is the purpose of the "Phase" dipswitch, and what is its optimal setting? What is the optimal crossover setting? I've read that using the "Speaker level inputs" yields vastly superior sound compared to LFE input. Is this just plugging my speakers into the subwoofer directly, instead of jacking them into my reciever? And if this is true, is it really THAT much of a difference? (The Monster LFE Sub cable did cost me 50 bucks ater all =)) Any info/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance!