michael.tate
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Well I'm going to try a different receiver. I talked my wife into it and ordered a Marantz SR6010
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I think I will dig out my old Kenwood this weekend to see how it does. I at least know it will push full range as I used to have some Technic 12"s hooked up to back in the day
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5 minutes ago, ricktate said:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/503817/Denon-Avr-589.html?page=12#manual Are your front speakers wired to A section?
Yes
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11 hours ago, rebuy said:
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I need peace and quiet while running Audyssey. I have and 18mos old son who even while not in the same room will be bouncing off the walls or trying to reach ride my Doberman on the hardwood floors in the kitchen.
I reset the CPU on the AVR when the I got home last night and everything is wiped clean, and it still sounded bad. I flipped polarity w/ no change. I removed the straps and reseated them with no change in performance what so ever. This was all running in stereo with no sub connected. Ironically after I reset the CPU I can't get the center channel or surrounds to come back on
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10 hours ago, rebuy said:
This is really a stupid conversation--why would you have to get the wife and kids
out to re-calibrate?
Something is very wrong here.
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Yes I've just reset reset the AVR and It still sounds bad there is nothing low end or mid bass on either speaker. Could I bi amp with another channel and remove the straps just to see if it's a power issue
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I'm going to microprocessor reset the denon when I get home and see if it makes a difference. If it doesn't I'll start flipping for polarity to see if it changes. Doing the reset should wipe my previous Audyssey settings and then to get the wife and kid out of the house to recalibrate
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I heard them in Best Buy, and that is the reason I purchased them. I don't know what AVR they were pushing them with, but the satellites I had on the wall got way louder at-15 on the volume scale where as the towers I'm taking them all the way to 0-3 to get close to the same volume.
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The only reason I turned the gain up is because they sound like chit.
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I'm not impressed. I bought largest entry level towers they make but the satellites they replaced sound better. It's like I'm not even moving the woofers and it's hooked up to a Denon AVR-589. I left the straps hooked up to the binding posts. I even switched over to stereo and turned the channel gain on the AVR all the way up to the highest level +12dB on both towers. Any help would be appreciated. I also turned off Dynamic EQ and VOL. set the channel cross over as low as it would go at 40Hz
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Denon
RP280's & Marantz SR7010
in General Klipsch Info
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You have to run Audyssey on the Marantz or play with the EQ manually