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  1. 19 minutes ago, wuzzzer said:

    One odd thing is that the volume scale goes from 0 to 100 instead of the negative scale I'm used to (-20dB for example).  I haven't found anything in the menus of it to change the volume format.  I know with some receivers you can change that feature back and forth if you want to. 

    I don't remember if the 5.8 has it, but the 40.4 does, there's a setting called "Use Relative Volume" - and if you set that to on, it should revert to using dB rather than scaled volume measurements.  It should be in a generic menu screen or general screen, I don't think it's in audio settings.

  2. I am upset to just now learn of this.

     

    Mallette was my first oral history interview, and he was so nice and willing to work with me.  He was also always more than happy to talk speakers among other things, made countless recommendations and suggestions that I used in my graduate and undergraduate pursuits.  I will miss him dearly.

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  3. I have the newer model of this TV.  The MSRP was $2,199.99.  They are absolutely awesome TV's and well worth the money.  I advise anyone who is interested in shipping to be very careful and do either pallet shipping or local pickup (the latter especially if no box).  I had to wait on two different screens because they were damaged in shipping to the vendor (due to stacking).  They even sound good for a TV.

  4. See second post for images.

     

    The RDG I had largely used simply as a digital FM tuner, but it does have built in FM tuner and network streaming abilities (to your local HTPC).  It has plenty of presets too, so you can have up to 30 AM/FM and 30 online presets.  It's kinda nice.

     

    The RDG-1520 comes with the unit, power cable, network dongle, and a new remote (no original packaging).  Asking price for forum members is $300 + shipping/paypal (or local pickup).

     

  5. The woofer diameter on it's own is too big for the 10" woofers, not to mention the horn.  Plus for the cost and effort, I'm not sure why you wouldn't just buy the towers anyway.  If you want RF-7 III's, buy RF-7 III's.

  6. 30 minutes ago, EcuaJoka said:

     then these speakers just have an extra set of ports in case needed.



    AFAIC dual-binding posts on speakers at this level are just a marketing gimmick.

     

    Bi-Amping requires some minor internal modification to the speakers, and additional components to accomplish.

  7. 1 hour ago, EcuaJoka said:

    I was able to connect the speakers this way. It’s it correct?

    speaker / Receiver

    Atmos - height 1 L&R

    HF to front L&R

    LF to height2 L&R

    That's not correct unless the H2 is assignable.  And if it is assignable you'd need to remove the straps - but that configuration is also unnecessary.  You only need to use one set of those terminals.

     

    Can I use the k4B-2B Bi-Wire Speaker Cable? Which is the 4 banana plug to 2 banana cable.  I may have misplaced the pins.

     

    You could, but again, that is not necessary.

  8. On 3/10/2021 at 9:56 AM, Efrain Martinez said:

    I have a denon AVRS 750 and I need to clear how connect thre speaker R- 26FA,  I have 6 +1 speaker out, Can I connect three in each speakers ? Right  and left ?

    Not sure what the question is.  There's 2 speakers in the R-26FA, you only need to connect two terminals.  See the diagram I posted in this thread.  You connect the stand-alone terminals to height channels, and one of the lower 2 to the main.

    1 hour ago, EcuaJoka said:

    I was able to connect the speakers this way. It’s it correct?

    speaker / Receiver

    Atmos - height 1 L&R

    HF to front L&R

    LF to height2 L&R

    No, you should be using the copper strap to connect the two lower terminals to each other and run only one set of wires from that lower set to your AVR.  See the diagram.

  9. On 2/20/2021 at 11:38 AM, schwock5 said:

    Any guidance in best/easiest way to upgrade rf7 and rc7? Is it worth it? I've heard of the deanG upgrades. Are there others? Whats reccomended? I've had these for 15 years,  instead of replacing speakers a small.uogesde might be what carries them the next 15

    The RF-7's have a decent upgrade available, but the RC-7 shouldn't need much of anything.  That crossover is one of the better built designs, and I wouldn't mess with it.  I know Bob had done a number of RF XO updates, but I'm not sure if anyone has taken over that, and I'm not sure if Dean is still in business either.  The only real meaningful upgrades to the RF-7's would be the XO.

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