Hi everyone. New here and I would appreciate advice on my pending HT setup. So far, I have purchased the new Yamaha RXV663BL and am considering a ML Grotto sub or a Velodyne. I will use the setup for both music and movies so a balanced approach is a plus. I have an Oppo 971 which I will eventually replace with a blu ray dvd player but no rush on that. Pany 42" plasma also in place. . Room size is 12'W 15'L and about 8'H so 1440 cubic feet. Now I need to consider speakers with the caveat that they be as unobtrusive as possible to keep my better half happy. I'm a long time Klipsch Heresey owner so I guess I should consider that brand. Any recs?
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We'll see if anybody gets any use out of this. I've attached several files in zip format for our club members here. Just click on the attached files at the end of the post if you'd like any of them. I figured that there might be someone that could find a file or two useful, perhaps to either set... -
I've been enjoying the hell out of my Nat P towers (2.3cubes @ 28hz) for a few years now. Apparently, everybody else enjoys them so much that they all want me to build them a pair! This got my brain turning recently... Maybe it's time to move to a new project! I have a home theater 7.1 setup that... -
I love my downstairs theater setup for 2 channel music listening (N804 driven by a Rotel RB991, with a Velodyne HGS-12 to fill in if more bass is needed). Unfortunately in recent years I spend most of my music listening time in my home office. Currently the office setup is an Squeezebox (flacs) ->... -
This is a message for people that have any speaker with integrated Sub-Woofer that is directly connected to the LFE of the receiver/processor.
I own Deft. Tech. 7001 speaker with integrated SW and have the SW portion of the speakers connected to the Rotel 1098 processor. The issue is... -
It seems there are some people having issues with getting the SSP-800 setup. It seems to me that we should create a category so people can find information easily instead of letting it get burried with other conversations.
Tip 1: Setup your first input to receive an audible signal...