Diomed

Hey, Thanks a bunch for your response. Well, I've had a hell of a time setting it up, and I got the impression along the way that my ProMedia's aren't meant for my Cavit ;-) I have the sound on the four speakers working, but no subwoofer. What's annoying about it, though, is that if I want to use all four speakers I have to go through the DSP, which warps the sound in anything besides classical music. The only "through" output is with 2 speakers. I guess I didn't know what exactly I was buying... I thought it was something else. I'm using these speakers for DVD movies, MP3's, etc, and I just wanted a nice way to connect it to my laptop, and I also liked the added FM tuner. If you have any other suggestions for a nice set-up that would meet my needs I'm all ears. I'm not much of an audiophile, but I'd like to have nice sound.. ;-) (btw, if there was a way to go "through" with all 4.1 speakers, that'd be great... I really like the U200, I just don't know what to do. Maybe a nice set of bookshelf speakers? Any that you recommend?) Thanks again, Diomed This message has been edited by Diomed on 10-23-2001 at 11:38 PM

I just got my brand spankin' new Yamaha Cavit RP-U200 in the mail today (http://www.yamaha.com/cavit), and I'm having problems setting it up with my Klipsch ProMedia 4.1's. First of all, the Cavit manual says I have to use speakers which have no built-in amplifier, and a subwoofer which does have a built-in amplifier. I don't know if my ProMedia 4.1's meet these specifications, and couldn't find any information regarding this on the Klipsch homepage. Second, my Klipsch speakers don't have any way to connect the subwoofer to the Cavit. The Cavit is just expecting a line-in jack on the subwoofer, which the Klipsch ProMedia's don't have. It has a "Preamp Input". I'm slightly confused. Where is the amp located on the ProMedias? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I honestly didn't expect setting up my Cavit with a well-known 4.1 system would be this difficult. Thanks, Diomed