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Louisville KY, not sure on price, make an offer, shipping I would assume is pretty expensive
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Hello All,
I am selling my setup as I unfortunately don’t use it enough. I’ve had the speakers between 12-18 months. How much do you all think I should be trying to sell this for? Any advice on the best way to go about it? I also listed them for sale in the garage sale. Listed below is everything I have.
Speakers
RP-504C CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER
2 RP-8000F FLOORSTANDING SPEAKER
2 RP-260FA Floorstanding Speaker
Pair of RP- 160M Monitor Speakers
2 SPL-120 SUBWOOFER
Denon AVR-X4400H 4K Receiver
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Hello All,
I am selling my setup as I unfortunately don’t use it enough. I’ve had the speakers between 12-18 months. If you want to make an offer please let me know. I’m also looking for recommendations on what you all think I should be selling it for or the best way to go about it. Listed below is everything I have.
Speakers
RP-504C CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER
2 RP-8000F FLOORSTANDING SPEAKER
2 RP-260FA Floorstanding Speaker
Pair of RP- 160M Monitor Speakers
2 SPL-120 SUBWOOFER
Denon AVR-X4400H 4K Receiver
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Louisville Kentucky
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I am going to get something with a little more power since I am getting new speakers. I’m asking $725 and I have all the parts it came with. It is only 3 months old and has not had a tone of usage on it! Make an offer! I can send pictures upon request. The ones I have are too large in file size to upload.
Listed below are the specifications.
The AVR-X4400H features a sophisticated power amplifier section with all 9 channels configured identically, employing discrete high current capable power transistors. Each channel is rated at 125 watts per channel (8 ohms, THD0.05%, 20Hz~20kHz), and all channels are able to safely drive lower impedance speakers (down to 4 ohms). There’s also an Auto Eco mode that adjusts the maximum power available according to the volume level as well as an on-screen Eco meter that lets you see the power consumption reduction in real time.
Ready For The Future Of Home Cinema
The AVR-X4400H’s advanced video section is fully compatible with the latest HDMI and HDCP 2.2 specifications and prepared for any 4K Ultra HD source. High Dynamic Range (HDR), Dolby Vision compatibility, Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) and eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel) are at hand as well. You can also enjoy ultra-high-definition pictures from legacy analog and digital sources.
The Heart Of Your Wireless Network
Every sound, all your music, controlled effortlessly. Full wireless connectivity is provided via both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Apple Airplay 2 is supported. The built-in HEOS technology allows the AVR-X4400H to become the app-controlled heart of a whole-house wireless multi-room sound network.
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On 10/19/2018 at 9:20 PM, rebuy said:
I think that has been the question of the day in this post.
I am in Louisville KY, I’d love any help I could get!
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20 hours ago, rebuy said:
Well, he said it's his first ever audio system of this type.
Some people do have problems getting them set up, it ain't a phone.
He's on a learning curve.
Haha no kidding! I’ve been messing around with but I just got the rears mounted and I’m going to hook them up today and re-do the Audssey setup
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What is the crossover and where would I find that in the settings?
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Then what could it be?
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The room isn’t large, it opens up in the back. Seating is about 5ft away
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Hello,
I just set set up my first ever home theatre system. I ended up purchasing the Denon AVRX4400H to power the speakers that I bought. I got everything hooked up this past weekend and it seems like I have to turn up to 75-80% volume for it to be somewhat loud. Would there be a reason I have to turn it up so much? Is that expected? I was expecting a little more boom with a little less effort. The speaker set up is listed below.
504c
2 RP-260F
2 RP- 160M—Haven’t even hooked up yet, waiting on mounts
2 R-112SW
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I know they are trying to help, the reason I’m asking why they recommend those is to understand why they are good. Does one sound better than the other? Is one better for movies? Etc etc
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Why would y’all recommend those?
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Yea mostly, sports, movies and gaming
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$1k ish
10 x 16 ish
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Hello!
I am still on on the hunt for the best receiver for the Klipsch speakers I am in the process of purchasing.
504c
2 RP-260F
2 RP- 160M
2 R-112SW
What are your top 3 receiver brands or models and why?
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I am going to use the bookshelf speakers as my rear speakers in a 5.2 set up. Should I mount them on a wall or a speaker stand? Where should I mount them in the rear? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
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If I’m gonna have two rows of seats where should I place the “back” two speakers ?
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35 minutes ago, Westcoastdrums said:
Let's start with budget. That makes all the difference in the world as to what what you may buy. Depending on what your budget is, you may be able to go used separates.
Probably no more than 1k
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26 minutes ago, willland said:
Welcome to the forum.
All from the same line will be timbre matched. Very good choices.
Yamaha is known to be one of the most reliable brands out there. IMO, try to get a model that is at a minimum midlevel and above. More power, better parts, better build quality.
Bill
Any specific models? I’m lost on knowing how much power the receiver should have. I’ve read that under powering the speakers can be what causes the most damage so I want to make sure I have enough.
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Hello!
Was gonna see if I could get some help. I’m looking at getting these speakers and I am completely lost on what receiver I should get. (Think I’ve narrowed it down to Yamaha) Also, does the combo of speakers work well together or would you recommend something different? How would y’all recommend setting them up for best surround sound experience? This will be mostly for movies and sports. The area they are they will be has a wall running down one side and opens up on the other side and back.
(1) Pair of Klipsch RP-260F Floorstanding Loudspeakers
(1) Pair of Klipsch RP-160M Monitor Speakers
(1) Klipsch RP-440C Center Channel Speaker
(2) Klipsch R-112SW 12-Inch Powered Subwoofers
thanks for your help!
9 Speakers & Denon Reveiver
in Garage Sale
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I’m not trying to over price things and I wasn’t sure how much. No need to act like that. I’m not trying to have people bidding against them selves. So if you want a price for everything it’s $6,500, pick up only.