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If you give the cats something to claw they will leave the speakers alone. I have a scratching post right next to my very expensive speakers, and none of my 7 cats bothers the speakers at all. Personally I feel declawing is wrong, and so will you girlfriend, if they aren't declawed already...

Recently bi-amped my system, and have a moderate to slight ammount of hum. Was wondering what everyone throught was the most effective for eliminating 60hz hum? I've done a lot of research, and found that there are several (Hum-X, Ebtech, DCI, Roll, etc.) small units to insert either in the...

Thanks for your input, I will check those other sites.

Planning on building my first crossover. I've read about everything I can find on the web, but don't quite understand the concept of by-pass capacitors. Am I to understand this is a small value, high quality cap that is wired parallel to the main capacitor? Is this necessary? Plan on using PE...

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O.K., I assume no one knows what I was talking about, from the way I explained it. Lets see if I can clarify myself. Onkyo M-282 amp, JVC receiver with pre-outs. Can I passively bi-amp my speakers using this set up until I can afford another amp and an electronic crossover. No bi-amp provisions...

Recently ordered a outboard amp with the intentions of bi-amping my speaker system using pre-outs on receiver, and temporarily the receivers amp also. Now my question is, I have access to my speakers x-over, how do I separate the signal in the x-over? The x-over is a Dayton with x-over points at...

Feisalk, Thanks for the quick reply. I was thinking this was the way to hook it up, but wasn't sure if electrical specs were compatible. (impedance, voltage, etc.) So the signal leaving the X-over simply goes into the receiver, say for example an aux. input? Yes, my speakers I built with this in...

Hi everyone. This is my first post to this board, but I have been lurking for a while. While reading the 27th post on this subject by Stephen Dodds I was intrigued by his using the receivers to bi/tri amp his speakers. As I am thinking of bi-amping my speakers I would like to know how to go...