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OK, a little bragging here... the mackie hr-824 are wonderful. with there 9 x 12 passive radiator ( i know strange size) and 8.75" woofer, for most rooms you "don't" really need a subwoofer. they play bass remarkably well sometimes i turn off my sub when i'm listening to music. i know there a...

a good solid pair for listening, i'll have to with mackie hr-824's. they have more features than any passive speaker you can think of... since there powered monitors you don't have to worry about an amp. i've been using them for music listening and also for my HT for many years. personally i...

i have always used mackie srm 450's for my parties, their pricey although i doubt you could "blow them " there sound is quite good and they can play really loud with no distortion... good for really loud events cheers Nan

wow, i wish i had passive speakers. i think this is the first receiver that i have ever heard about that had the ability to configure the amp channels in any fashion, oh yea and don't let me forget about the 10 amp channels oh man i need to win the lottery

if i had the money i would go for the 5805. it has everything i could ever need for years to come. it's just i run powered speakers so i don't need the amplifier in the denon, but if they could make a preamp/pro that is identical to the 5805 (just with no amp, of course) then never-mind a turkey...

wow......wow.. not the amp, the price tag. the amp looks nice but come on, 350 grand, now that's some serious "my stereo's better than your stereo" money. i know most people buy BOSE stuff because it becomes some status symbol at those cocktail-weenie party's where everybody's impressed...

anybody else have speakers with square magnates on the woofers. (tweeters)? just wondering

next party you could try using a pair of mackie SRM-450's, there active speakers so you could connect them to a headphone jack (or any other output) and control the volume with the receivers volume knob

i have a pair of RCA speakers in the garage ( a least i think there RCA)... well i do know that there really old. i'm guessing that these are from the 70's but i'm not really sure. i got them at some yards sale years back, used them, got something better and put them away for another day. there...

those blue sky 6.5 satalites look pretty nice and they are reasonably priced for an active speaker. good choice.

i've used a sunfire amp for a few years, i have never had a problem with it, i've even ran it with a 2 ohm load for a while ( just some old speakers lying around, for fun). it has plenty of power on tap for almost any speaker you can throw at it, so klipsch speakers should be no problem for this...

Mains: Mackie HR824 (you don't "really" need a sub for these monitors) Center: Mackie HR824 Surround.....yep Mackie HR824 Sub: Sunfire true sub signature M&k v-125 Diy sub 1, sunfire driver and a mackie m-1400 amp Extra odds and ends: Mackie SRM-450 x2 old KLH tower...

i've "heard" of using mink oil for foam surrounds on speakers so it keeps the surround from drying out and getting "foam rot" ...or something..... i have heard this from a few people although i've never read a report on it or have know of anybody actually doing this. as for butyl rubber...

...or the freaky mutter mueseum in Philadelphia

as the misfits say "i want your skulls, i need your skulls" ... must buy item...can't resist it's spooky powers...

small sub...small budget? about what price range are you looking at. there are some powerful small subs out there. just to name a few. sunfire true sub, pinnacle baby boomer, Miller and kreisel (M&K)K-serie, velodyne spl series, Paradigm Reference Seismic,Definitive tech supercubes, now these...

so did anybody see that bose "subwoofer" being sold on ebay that drew w is showing. it was made of acrylic, now i don't really like bose but i have to say i would buy that just for the "cool" factor. yes i know it would be a complete waste of money. i mean my computer subwoofer is a heck of a...

so... after running avia test disk, my rat shak meter was hitting the 75db mark with test tones when my pre-amp volume was at -20, dosen't this mean that -20 should be the average volume level when i watch a movie...(reference?).... or am i so far off i should ease up on the vodka before doing...

i never liked the idea that many auto manufactures offer Bose as the "premium" audio package and usually this package will cost you an extra $800 or even more above the "stock" audio system. i believe if you want great sound in your ride, ask for the "lowest" audio package and save your money...

ahh, so you all want to know about Bose super secret voodoo magic grasp on all the uninformed consumers, well after you buy a Bose system for a arm and a leg (liver, kidney, first born child, etc) they'll send you a cd that they call there "sampler cd" that has subliminal messages to tell your...

ever watched a movie or listen to music "loud enough" to get call from the freindly local police dept to, um... turn it down. some might say that level is refrence, but for the rest of us sane people that's quite loud, remember to save your ears ya just might need them one day.

i must have one to replace the bose stereo in my car and also to act as a heater in the winter...

after calibrating my system the other day i decided to test it out i put in the matrix, the seen where neo rescues Morpheus and i turned it up, it was really loud then i noticed my setting was only at -24... so i'm wondering how can anybody listen to levels in the -20's or even -10's and what...

wilborn f I have used a m&k v-125 for many years. it's a really nice sub, the v-125 is like the "little brother" compared to the mx-125. i believe they use the same driver, the v-125 uses one and the mx-125 uses two in a push pull configuration and the sound quality is great. it may not have...

preamp/ pro sunfire theater grand amp sunfire cinema grand mackie m-1400 powered speakers mackie hr824 x4 (the 5th is on it's way someday, money pending) mackie srm450 x2 speakers "diy project" old klh tower's x2, with sunfire sub drivers as the diy part....there um.. ok...