Kelly McAloney
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I don't know why I'm just drawn to onkyo
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I like onkyo828 and denon x4000, any thoughts, they both have preouts
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So if I'm reading that right (0db) than that would mean that different recievers will have different volumes for 0db
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No I haven't yet, I am just exploring my options, is it hard to find avr with pre outs, I was thinking maybe something with about 125wpc and getting small 2channel amplifier to boost the fronts
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What is 0db on my avr volume control mean?
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True that, thanks for the help, I'm sure I'll have more questions soon;)
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i will say this I've been tinkering with it for about a month and sense I joined this form things have vastly improved through reading and asking my own questions this group is a huge resource, a lot of knowledge, I've always loved audio but just no time, when I started looking for speakers in the winter I started reading and there's a lot to know but, I'm getting there, things have kind of been on hold because I gutted my house, now it's done but I have to wait for the wires I ordered come in cause I'm using wire that I cut for my old room which this one is twice as big, so once it comes in ill be moving stuff anyway but it sounds 10x better than it did two days agoYou might like what you have once you get it dialed in.
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Actually, it's not bad at all but I just bought a 50" plasma for my daughter and I am going to give it to her to run my old polk speakers, even built her, her own room just so I can us mine!
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I was actually thinking maybe denon avr-4000 or marantz sr7007 I am not concerned at the moment about atmos seems like a money pit to me
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Also what is pink noise
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You mean leave speaker level at zero and turn up master volume to 80db
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When u say null/no change dialed in what do u mean
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Wow for some reason both my rears were turn way down, turned them up and problem solved, night and day
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ill get one and give it a try, do i do that with all speakers playing
yea, you can't trust your ears. Set the meter at you favorite listening position about ear height with the microphone pointing up then set each speaker volume the same (around 80 db or so)I followed the manual when setting up and I will get one of those spl things
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I tried turning it and it didn't make it much better, maybe I need something a little bigger
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Like I say, I will be getting a new reciever in the very near future, so this will have the room correction, for right now I think this is probly as good as it will get, I been screwing with it for about a month
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I followed the manual when setting up and I will get one of those spl things
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I was getting a little distortion at very high volumes but I just switched fronts from large to small and it sounds perfect! Almost, lol
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Htr 3063 Yamaha, I am looking for new reiciever but haven't had Time yet, I calibrated it by just going through all the settings and doing it like that it sounds great when I get reiciever I will be putting rears, everything is hdmi except aux cable for phone
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so if I don't plan on moving them much than I shouldn't bother with banana plugsSerious post alert! Probably going to hurt my average.
You need to consider if you'll be moving or changing your speakers out from time to time. For speakers that are moved frequently or upgraded from time to time, bananas are the way to go. For permanent placement, there's nothing wrong with bare wire. The less connections you have the better off you'll be. Wire ends are for convenience only and add an extra component in the signal path.
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That is the one I can't hear
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My avr has no auto set up and I'll see if I take a pic
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You don't think there be anything gained
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Not at all, any thing I can learn is a bonus, u answered my question that I originally ask so no worries, thanks for ur time:)