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You could stick with pioneer. The new models have both Mcaa and dirac Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
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Receiver to go with my Klipsch speakers for a home theater.
smallsmx3 replied to Dabrry0523's topic in Home Theater
The new Onkyo line up has a Klipsch optimized mode where you tell the AVR which speakers you have. Not exactly sure what it does but they also have Dirac. The problem is finding one. I managed to get a RZ 50 on eBay yesterday. Hope it lives up to the hype. Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk -
Your marantz will be fine in your situation. You don't need 150w. That's what the speaker can handle with continuous wattage. It handles 300w in small peaks. 50w at low volumes is plenty. Now if you play it loud you could damage the speakers but it would have to be pretty insane. Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk
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RP line are efficient speakers. Plenty of power from the AVR. Could you give them more? Absolutely! Maybe remove 2 speakers? I'm guessing your running 7.1? Try 5.1 Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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Also source material. I notice similar issues on my polk s30 with the same material as in my room with my Klipsch set up. It's not as pronounced. I think that's because the 504 is more articulate. Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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And in a couple years they might end up in a bigger room Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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I have my 8000fs in a 14x16 room with nothing but amazing sound Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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Should be fine...I have 8000fs,504c, 400m and 4 crappy Atmos speakers and my 4400 powers everything just fine Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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6000s? Why's that? Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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I would say yes to a sub! Get the pb 1000 pro.... Worth the extra money plus svs will give you port plugs for free to turn it into a Sealed sub. For $200 go with the 8000f. I would say the 504c as well. It matches better with the 8000fs. The bigger the center the better. A 3rd 8000f for the center would be a better match Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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There's no jumpers on the 504c Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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Figured it out. At least for my set up. I'm not sure what AVR you have. I turned on tone controls on my Denon, bumped the bass and treble. Sounds much more natural Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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I was having the same issue with my 504c. The only thing that's new in my system is my svs subwoofer which I had set at 120hz LPF. After trying to change xo and recalibrating many times I finally lowered the lpf to 80hz and what a huge difference it made. Obviously voices were coming through the sub causing issues. I also used the tone controls bumped the bass and treble a little. I get meaty sound through the center and 99% of the tin sound is gone! Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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The last thing I did was add diffusers on the wall behind the speaker. Is it too close to the wall? Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk
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Also how did you set your levels? I just got a db meter and audyssey seems to set my center channel too low. I have all my speakers set the same and I've noticed improved center performance Sent from my KB2007 using Tapatalk