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I've always just bought the cheapish boxed set version of things. When i got my first home theatre set up it was the all in one panasonic five speakers and dvd player type deal, so problems with matching components and getting the best set up has never really been an issue. But I recently got a good tax back and decided to break out and I bought myself a Denon AVR 791 (couldn't afford the marantz one I wanted), and b&w 684 and 686 speakers.
My problem is the 686s which I have set up for rear sound, chirrup.. or squeak, not sure how to explain the sound, it is kind of like squeaking polystyrene on a window. If I am sitting close to one I can notice the squeaking as a strange background noise to speech or other higher pitched sounds. the front speakers give clear speech and the rear ones squeak it out, very annoying
What I want to know, is this something that is normal? or is there something wrong with how things are set up that could be causing this, is it an easy fix or should I be taking the speakers back. The speakers are set up about 12 cm away from the wall and set at an angle of about 30 degrees, I can't place them any further into the room. We've run the whole audyssey set up routine a few times. there are times when I just switch them off and stick to plain old stereo because the sound gets so annoying.
My problem is the 686s which I have set up for rear sound, chirrup.. or squeak, not sure how to explain the sound, it is kind of like squeaking polystyrene on a window. If I am sitting close to one I can notice the squeaking as a strange background noise to speech or other higher pitched sounds. the front speakers give clear speech and the rear ones squeak it out, very annoying
What I want to know, is this something that is normal? or is there something wrong with how things are set up that could be causing this, is it an easy fix or should I be taking the speakers back. The speakers are set up about 12 cm away from the wall and set at an angle of about 30 degrees, I can't place them any further into the room. We've run the whole audyssey set up routine a few times. there are times when I just switch them off and stick to plain old stereo because the sound gets so annoying.
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