MFG

Thank you all so much for the helpful replies. I have tried to set the phase to 180 according to willands suggestion, it seems to help a bit, but it's hard to tell, I will try to have it at 180 for a while. I have set the crossover to 90hz on the subwoofer itself, because setting it on the receiver didnt work. I will try other locations. Should I think about upgrading the old Yamaha RX-V595 receiver? And what price range should the new receiver be at? Im hoping around $800 @pbphoto: Thanks for the help. I will try your suggestions and report back on the result. Btw, the speakers and woofer are fantastic, well done Klipsch!

Hi, I just bought the R-115SW subwoofer and i'ts placed on carpet. I feel the sound is very boomy. The gain control is only at a quarter with a pair of RP-160M bookshelf speakers. My receiver is an older Yamaha RX-V595. What can i do to get more tight bass? Spikes? And if so, which ones? Isolation platform? Can the problem be related to the break-in period? I have had the subwoofer and speakers for about 1 month. Thank you for any help. Best regards, MFG