analogman Posted January 29, 2015 Share Posted January 29, 2015 (edited) How can I dig up old threads and posts from 10 years ago? It used to be you could easily view a list of every post you had made, now you can only "see" a very abbreviated page of relatively current posts Am I just too stupid and am missing it? Thank you Edited January 29, 2015 by analogman Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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mike stehr Posted January 29, 2015 Share Posted January 29, 2015 When you are on your profile (home page?) click on my content. It should list topics and posts. I just tried it, and it goes back to 2005 for me...beyond that, I dunno... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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mustang guy Posted January 30, 2015 Share Posted January 30, 2015 On my account, the search is limited to the last 1,000 posts. However, if you click on topics, it filters out all posts except ones you started. I found my original post on the Klipsch forums: Posted 12 March 2011 - 06:23 PM I have a very large gathering room. The ceilings are 20', and the room dimensions are 50' X 50'. I currently have an Integra Receiver with 110 watts/ channel, and Paradigm Cinema 220's and a Paradign 12" powered sub and a 55" flat panel TV on the wall. This setup is OK when a group just wants to sit and watch a show or a movie, but when we want to turn the volume up, the system just doesn't hit hard enough. I want to be able to turn on some AC/DC, Aerosmith, or Stones, and wake up the 70's in a big way. I also LOVE the blues if that matters in your advice(s). I am willing to just get a CD player, amp/preamp (tubetype if needed), and a couple big *** speakers, and have them separate from the 5.1 system. What setup do you recommend I buy to fill this room? What should I spend? ( I do have money, but I don't like throwing it away needlessly.) The people who helped me, in order, were: dtel pzannucci russ69 Garyrc Coytee Crown1 CECAA850 and finally the forum member formerly known as speakerfritz Looking at this post brings me back. What a welcome reception. This has been my experience ever since. Thank you all for all of your help over the years. You are the greatest forum this in the known universe. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
analogman Posted January 30, 2015 Author Share Posted January 30, 2015 If I check "my content" I see 14 pages of my posts. From my very first post when I joined in 2010. As for old topics you can enter some key words, search, and all sorts of old posts with that word pop up. I find all sorts of info in the old stuff, but I am not the one that "bumps" the old posts. Thank you That was the ticket Analogman 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Travis In Austin Posted February 1, 2015 Moderators Share Posted February 1, 2015 On my account, the search is limited to the last 1,000 posts. However, if you click on topics, it filters out all posts except ones you started. I found my original post on the Klipsch forums: Posted 12 March 2011 - 06:23 PM I have a very large gathering room. The ceilings are 20', and the room dimensions are 50' X 50'. I currently have an Integra Receiver with 110 watts/ channel, and Paradigm Cinema 220's and a Paradign 12" powered sub and a 55" flat panel TV on the wall. This setup is OK when a group just wants to sit and watch a show or a movie, but when we want to turn the volume up, the system just doesn't hit hard enough. I want to be able to turn on some AC/DC, Aerosmith, or Stones, and wake up the 70's in a big way. I also LOVE the blues if that matters in your advice(s). I am willing to just get a CD player, amp/preamp (tubetype if needed), and a couple big *** speakers, and have them separate from the 5.1 system. What setup do you recommend I buy to fill this room? What should I spend? ( I do have money, but I don't like throwing it away needlessly.) The people who helped me, in order, were: dtel pzannucci russ69 Garyrc Coytee Crown1 CECAA850 and finally the forum member formerly known as speakerfritz Looking at this post brings me back. What a welcome reception. This has been my experience ever since. Thank you all for all of your help over the years. You are the greatest forum this in the known universe. I went and read that thread, how great. What happened to Speakerdritz? Guess he is one listed as "guest." What speakers are you running in the shop now? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Travis In Austin Posted February 1, 2015 Moderators Share Posted February 1, 2015 "The people who helped me, in order, were: dtel pzannucci russ69 Garyrc Coytee Crown1 CECAA850 and finally the forum member formerly known as speakerfritz" That is not at all surprising. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mustang guy Posted February 1, 2015 Share Posted February 1, 2015 On my account, the search is limited to the last 1,000 posts. However, if you click on topics, it filters out all posts except ones you started. I found my original post on the Klipsch forums: Posted 12 March 2011 - 06:23 PM I have a very large gathering room. The ceilings are 20', and the room dimensions are 50' X 50'. I currently have an Integra Receiver with 110 watts/ channel, and Paradigm Cinema 220's and a Paradign 12" powered sub and a 55" flat panel TV on the wall. This setup is OK when a group just wants to sit and watch a show or a movie, but when we want to turn the volume up, the system just doesn't hit hard enough. I want to be able to turn on some AC/DC, Aerosmith, or Stones, and wake up the 70's in a big way. I also LOVE the blues if that matters in your advice(s). I am willing to just get a CD player, amp/preamp (tubetype if needed), and a couple big *** speakers, and have them separate from the 5.1 system. What setup do you recommend I buy to fill this room? What should I spend? ( I do have money, but I don't like throwing it away needlessly.) The people who helped me, in order, were: dtel pzannucci russ69 Garyrc Coytee Crown1 CECAA850 and finally the forum member formerly known as speakerfritz Looking at this post brings me back. What a welcome reception. This has been my experience ever since. Thank you all for all of your help over the years. You are the greatest forum this in the known universe. I went and read that thread, how great. What happened to Speakerdritz? Guess he is one listed as "guest." What speakers are you running in the shop now? Well, I took the advice of the dtel and many of the follow up responders. Welcome There are some bigger models that would work but are a little harder to come by. So I would say a pair of LaScalas and a sub better than the 12" you have now. The sub can be DIY for something big enough for that size room and a pair of LaScalas would sound great in a room that size. Both together could easily play OVER 30-50 people being loud much less sitting and watching a show or a movie. If you want to go nut's 5 LaScalas and a sub with your receiver would make a big room come alive with movies and music, I have heard one like that and it's tough to beat. Have you heard the Lascalas or other Klipsch ? That's one opinion. [Y] In that size room, several subs and Lascalas, or if you have some corners available, Klipschorns would likely fill better with a Lascala if you want 5 channel. You should be looking at Heritage type Klipsch, older Cornwalls and Chorus speakers would also do. Klipsch does sell new Cornwall III's, LaScalas, and K-horns that would fit the bill without any problem. Normal speakers like Paradigm are not up to the task of such a large room unless you have a bunch of them. BTW, you might even look for quality Pro speakers. The consensus was LaScalas, although there was discussion about Jubes. I am running 6 LaScalas, 2 Heresy wides, and 2 DIY THT subs. I upgraded the Integra AVR to an Integra pre-pro. See, I do listen. It was all great advice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CECAA850 Posted February 4, 2015 Share Posted February 4, 2015 Guess he is one listed as "guest." Yes, I think he changed his username for some reason. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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