[R-15PM with AV Receiver?]

You could.

I'd be curious as to why you'd pay more to get the PM's instead of the M models...for the cost of the PM's I believe you could get the RP-160M - which would sound much better and will image better with the RP-440C. The RP and R lines are not the same or interchangeable.

 

Hi!

 

Thanks for the answer. And the reason I need to do this is because I do have a showroom store, so I want to demo the 15PM and also a the Home cinema I do have in the same room. 

 

[R-15PM with AV Receiver?]

Hello!

 

Can I use the R-15PM active speakers with the pre-outs of the AV Receiver I have Marantz 5010 ? 

 

I want to use both as fronts, and also usa a RP-440C passive speaker using the speaker output of my receiver? 

 

Any recommendations?

 

 

Thanks!

 

 

[Showroom question]

Answer from Russound: 

 

Hello XXX,

  Thank you for contacting Russound. We do not make a device designed for that purpose.

The only thing we could offer would be 5  x  AB2.2 speaker selector.

http://www.russound.com/product_detail.php?i=1768

 

Best Regards,

Joe

 

Joe Dion
Russound Technical Support

[Showroom question]

There might be some high-end 11 channel AVR's or pre-amps that have dual zone capabilities, where you might be able to have 2 separate 5.1 setups. But I don't know of any and if they exist, they're probably quite expensive.

 

I already have one AVR, so I dont want to purchase one more, just have some kind of selector so I can use two setups in a single room, not tu used at the same time, it will be used one at a time.

 

Any suggestions?

[Showroom question]

Hopefully this might help...http://www.nilesaudio.com/product_selection.php?catcdID=7

 

those Niles and Russound products work with pair of speakers, its more for distribution audio. I need just 2 swtich of 5 channels each. 

 

I think its impossible

[Showroom question]

Niles and Russound both make speaker switch boxes. 

Are you wanting a 5.1 and a 2 channel system using the same speakers?

Can you just turn off the channels within your AVR? 

If one system is HT and the other 2 channel, some pre-amps have HT bypass capability.

 

I want to use two 5.1 setups (using one single subwoofer)

 

So I just want to have a product where I select one or the other setup. I think it need to receive both setup wires and the act as a bridge selector. 

 

Any product link?

[Showroom question]

Hi folks!

 

I want to have 2 speaker setups inside one single room. This is for my business showroom. We also want to use a single AV Receiver for this 2 setups (5.1) sharing the same subwoofer. 

 

My question: 

 

Is there any product I can hook up 2 setups and I then select one and then the other? that make sense?

 

Please help!!

[RP-160M Bi-Amp with Marantz]

Hello, 

 

Iam a little confuse. 

 

I want to biam my 160M speakers. Do I need to connect the assign-amp (rear left/right) from the Marantz SR5010 to the top or the botton plugs on my speaker? I saw on the manual and It seems I need to connect them to the bottom and the FL/FR to the top of the connectors. 

 

Any advise and help please. 

 

Thanks!

 

 

[Dolby Atmos Setup]

Hi and welcome!  I started out just a few months ago in build my first Klipsch system (replacing a mix mash of gear I'd collected over 20 years before)   My room is a bit bigger and so did the quad ATMOS ceilings but all in all (and yes; adding the 2nd sub did a lot of smoothing even though the total volume is the same as when I just had the one.  Nice add, when you wants to end of your list IMO.  I do absolutely LOVE my Onkyo and certainly is easy to use and more power than I expected.  Hope this helps and good luck in your set up.

 

Nice information there. 

 

Iam planning to use the same CDT-5800 drivers for my atmos ceiling configuration. 

 

Question: Can I use flat gallery Klipsch speaker on the ceiling and I will have the same results as the 5800s? I have some gallery units with me, but Iam worry about dispersion thing...

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks!

[Dolby Atmos Setup]

 

Hello Guys,    Iam here so I expect a good welcome from everyone. 

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

 

 

Well, Iam planning to build a Atmos setup. I have a relative small room, about 4mx3m and I want a very inmersive experience. 

 

I am not into the Atmos thing "yet" so I will let the more informed reply to that.

 

Good luck and enjoy,

 

Bill 

 

 

Hi! 

 

Thanks for the welcome. 

 

Which receiver brand works best for Klipsch sound? I saw you have NAD, Yamaha, Onkyo, etc

 

[Dolby Atmos Setup]

It's hard to tell from your description, but it looks like you are only planning to have 1 in-ceiling Atmos speaker??? Or am I reading that wrong?

Atmos setups would have 2 or 4 in-ceiling, down-firing speakers or the same number of up-firing, elevation speakers.

http://www.klipsch.com/products/reference-premiere-dolby-atmos-series

Since you mentioned wanting a "very immersive" experience, you may want to consider dual subwoofers to even out the frequency response in room.

And strictly from a "bang for your buck" perspective, you may want to look into some other subwoofer brands... Such as SVS, PSA and Rythmik to name a few.

Hi!

 

I will use 1 pair of this Klipsch CDT-5650-C II in-ceiling speakers. That been said, a 5.1.2 Atmos Setup. My room is 13x10 foot area so its small, you really think I need to go with 2 subs?

 

Any suggestions about the receiver? 

 

Thanks!

[Dolby Atmos Setup]

Hello Guys, 

 

Iam here so I expect a good welcome from everyone. 

 

Well, Iam planning to build a Atmos setup. I have a relative small room, about 4mx3m and I want a very inmersive experience. 

 

Al already did buy the fronts: RP-250F 

 

And Iam planning to buy this prior your suggestions: 

 

RP-440C (center channel)

RP-240S (surround)

CDT-5650-C II (in-celling center atmos)

R-112W (subwoofer)

 

Receiver: Onkyo RZ800 or Yamaha A1050 or Denon X4100W (I do prefer the Onkyos)

 

Any advise, suggestions and comments? 

 

Thanks!