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4 hours ago, Schu said:
very cool... how is the economy in Argentina?
Really Really bad this days. 1 U$$ is equal to 43 pesos ( OUR coin)
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hi guys. Im max from Argentina. I just finished my HT that took me a lot a sacrifice bescause here is hard to find this equipment and its very expensive. I will show you some pics. I hope you like it just like i do.
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My name is Max, Im from Argentina and today i just finished my little HT that took me some time and a lot of money because here all this equipment is too expensive, but little by little i got it. I hope you like it just like i do because i did it with a lot of sacrifice.
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Gi guys its me again. I justo instala all the equipment and my onkyo receiver during the test put this results....are the ok or i have to up or down the hz?
Klipsch rp250f
Klipsch rp250c
Klipsch rs52
Klipsch rp150m
Klipsch 120sw
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17 hours ago, inMotionGraphics said:
I totally agree with what everyone has said above, but I just wanted to chime in and reassure you that I too had to mount my rear surround speakers above the door frame height, and while it isn't the height Dolby recommends exactly, you can have peace of mind that they work great and sound excellent at that height.
So go for it, and enjoy the fruits of your labor...
a Thanxs lot. I Will be uploading photos
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5 hours ago, wvu80 said:
Hi Maximiliano, welcome to the Klipsch forums. Your English is fine, it is very clear what you are looking for.
It looks like your question has been answered directly above ^^^ so you are good to go with that.
That is nice you have an empty room to work with for a dedicated home theater. My suggestion is that you use room treatments to keep the reflections down. You might try some acoustic panels, maybe some curtains and a rug in front of your speakers. Every little bit helps.
I forgot to ask. I rug in the floor where the speakers Will be?
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5 hours ago, CECAA850 said:
Yes. Just do a proper calibration when you're done and all will be good.
Yes. I forgot to mention that i have an onkyo receiver, so it has a calibration app that i Will use
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5 hours ago, wvu80 said:
Hi Maximiliano, welcome to the Klipsch forums. Your English is fine, it is very clear what you are looking for.
It looks like your question has been answered directly above ^^^ so you are good to go with that.
That is nice you have an empty room to work with for a dedicated home theater. My suggestion is that you use room treatments to keep the reflections down. You might try some acoustic panels, maybe some curtains and a rug in front of your speakers. Every little bit helps.
Thanxs. Yes u Just bought a curtains so the room is dark enought. Here in argentina everything about sound system is very expensive. I know is not s WOW room but i Just did it with very sacrifice
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1 hour ago, CECAA850 said:
Welcome to the forum. The green location should work.
Thanxs Man. The Will be at almost 5 feet behind the couch and 3 feet above ear location. They should do the work dont They?
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Hi guys, first of all i apology for my english. My name is maximiliano and im from Argentina. I have been reading this forum for a while and now that im building my humble HT i have one questions that if someone could help me i appreciate. My HT is: I put some pics for help ( in red the frontals, in yellow the central, in blue the soundrround rs52, in green the klipsch rp150m for rears, pink the couch
My room: 18ft long, 9,5ft width, 8,2ft hight
Epson home cinema 3700
Screen projector 107¨
Klipsch rp250f + klipsch rp250c + klipsch rs52ii + klipsch rp150m + klipsch 120sw
Question: where to put de rp150? with a column back to the couch ( it seems to me unconfortable) or in the wall near the ceiling with a mount pointing to the couch??
NEED HELP!
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My Argentine HT
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I Just did an other post with everything connect. Thanxs man