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Re: Major sub issues
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fredk
Yesterday at 11:58 PM
I'm just catching up on this thread, but have a couple of comments.
For that null in the 90-110 Hz range, I would look to your M22s as they are contributing most of the sound in this range. Try playing with their positioning if you can.
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Re: Place Sub in enclosure?
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fredk
Yesterday at 11:33 PM
Quote:I figure i will use chipboard above and begind the the sub, green glue, drywall for finishing.
This is known as constrained layer damping and is extremely effective in reducing panel resonance. I would also suggest putting horizon
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Re: M60 vs M80
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JohnK
Yesterday at 11:06 PM
CB, you continue to quote those absurd advertised contrast ratios in the tens of thousands, although about the only way you'd get the screen that dark would be to pull the plug out of the wall. As Chris pointed out, a number around 1000, certainly no
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Re: DVD or Blu-ray - why not both!
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Worfzara
Yesterday at 10:48 PM
Interesting read. I wonder if Universals on format of Blu-ray would be a little premature at this point in time. As Blu-ray players are still above the $100 mark, I don't think the masses are ready to give up DVD yet.
Good on them for do
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Re: Dolby Pro Logic IIz Height Channels Which Spea
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JohnK
Yesterday at 10:31 PM
Casey, the technological differences between the Yamaha "presence" speakers and the Dolby "height" speakers are quite easily "perceived" because about the only similarity in the approaches is the position of the speakers.
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Re: M60 speakers behind screen recessed into wall
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aspicer1
Yesterday at 09:49 PM
Actually i am building out the walls several feet... This will leave plenty of room. How do they mount? the in walls just mount using the drywall as the support. I assume In Cabinet M60's are way too heavy for that.... Do they have to sid on the
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Re: Blue Lender of the Axiom Lunch
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Hansang
Yesterday at 09:33 PM
Audyssey can take a bit of trial and error to setup properly. And depending on the version of Audyssey (MultEQ or MultEQ XT) it can make a *HUGE* difference. I'm not sure what version you have.
I would second the idea about pointing the
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Re: fried my denon avr 885
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libirm
Yesterday at 09:01 PM
Hey I will add that I think the onkyo does sound better then the denon I had,maybe because it is newer tech.
But I could not be happier, I do play it LOUD, I think the music sound great!
Just in case any one was wondering.
By the
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Re: QS8 Stands
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Hansang
Yesterday at 08:53 PM
and if that paranoid, a dummy chord could be attached.
dummy cord == safety wire connected to a screw on a stud, then to the QS8.
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Re: got my M3's!!!!!!!!! yippee skippee!!!!!
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Emzdogz
Yesterday at 08:15 PM
Originally Posted By: AdrianA question for the techy guys: is there any chance of resonance(intonation?) from the speaker being used as a "stand" as Em has done?
sure, would love to know.
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Re: How cold are you Poll?
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SRoode
Yesterday at 06:19 PM
Originally Posted By: ClubNeonHere's a fun fact: my temp normally runs 96.9. I hated when my mom tried to use a digital thermometer on me when she thought I looked sick but wasn't. It would never beep, waiting for a minimum reading of 98.some
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Re: in cabinet M60s
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jakewash
Yesterday at 04:40 PM
I have M80s, M22s, Vp100, VP150 etc and really have no need, just toying with some ideas, one of which is to make my own cabinet(enclosure). They only need to be just the size required to house the in-cabs but make the cabinets curved or some other s
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Re: Black Ice and not the good AC/DC kind
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MarkSJohnson
Yesterday at 02:27 PM
Murph:
I'm one of those people that attribute some sentimentality to objects so I sympathize with you.
No.
I didn't just call you an object.
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Re: Deals thread
by
CV
Yesterday at 02:03 AM
Pretty great deal if you buy Up, Monsters, Inc., and Cars on Blu-ray at the same time. All three for $30.97 on Amazon.com
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Re: New HT Room Advice
by
grunt
Yesterday at 01:06 AM
Originally Posted By: JohnKDean, very interesting. Maybe I misunderstood one of your observations, but it's one of the basic DPLIIz points that opting for front heights rather than back surrounds would be advantageous especially for someone sit
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Re: grilling a turkey for Thanksgiving
by
Dr.House
11/19/09 11:18 PM
Hi Zarak,
If you find the whole bird doesn't fit on the grill you can use this method of removing the backbone and laying it flat on the grill in a pinch.
http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/butterflychicken.html
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