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It must be room-specific because the M100 disappear for Ian and I think Craig and of course you. I've tried everything in multiple rooms.
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Its a long shot but have you checked the internal connections at the back of the drivers?
When mine arrived someone had reversed the wiring on one driver. Shouldn't be possible I know but it did. They had forced the smaller terminal onto the larger connection pin.
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I haven't but it's a great idea. I did run a pink noise test and it was good. It's hard to believe there's a polarity reversal based on the imaging I hear. A world apart from the M80v2. Lol! I do run the M100 over the M5 in my main room.
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Ok, how about rosewood for the faces and walnut for the remainder? Carbon fiber.
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It just hit me... LFR makes sense for 2.0 AND in multi channel the Center IS the underline the most important. So they say. Now I want to try.
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Me too! Although according to Craig, a center is likely not needed with active LFR. But I want to try anyway before I die. I don't want to have that regret on my deathbed.
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Rich, have you decided on amplification for the A-LFR1100?
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Rich, have you decided on amplification for the A-LFR1100? The intro package was an offer I could not refuse ... An ADA1500-5 for each speaker
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Go big or go home. I can't see you having any problems with that!
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