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My setup is Onkyo TX-NR626 2-RTI8, 1-CSI3, and 2-RTI A3s(I am currently between Subs after the last one died). I have been having a lot of HDMI issues and I know this can be repaired by Onkyo, but it also gives me a reason to upgrade my system to an Atmos capable receiver, and the other reason...

My setup is Onkyo TX-NR626,RTI8's and a CSI3 with DA S100ETH sub. I am buying 2 FXI A4's for rear speakers. But I don't have the ability to connect them directly to the amp. So I need a wireless way to connect the rear speakers to the system. I know there are a lot of options out there but I...

It set the crossovers both to 40 hz for the center and fronts, seems a little low?

Ok, so I now have the receiver and speakers, except the fxi4's. For the setup, should I bi-amp the rti8s ? And where should I put the variable crossover at ?

Thanks for all the suggestions and info. I think I'm going to go with the Onkyo due to the multiple mic position audyssey, and variable crossover, and it's on sale for $299 on Amazon right now.

I was not specifically looking at audyssey, just sound calibration in general. I have a few receivers I have been looking at. Any suggestions which one would work best for my setup ? Pioneer VSX-1124, Yamaha RX-V677, or Onkyo TX-NR626.

I am trying to find the best match within my price range for a reciver and I know I need a reciver with some type of sound calibration software, but with so many different options are all the calibration softwares similar or is one company's better than the rest? I was looking to spend 300$ or...

I have one last question, when I hook up the speakers, are there any special settings on the reciever that need to be changed? Since there will only be 3 speakers and a sub attached to a 7.1 system.

I'm going to attach them to my entertainment center to make sure they don't get pulled down. Thank you for the tip though.

Thank you. That is exactly what I wanted to know.

My living room arrangement does not allow for mounting with the exception of the 2 fronts. On a second question, should I dual amp the tsx400s with the all the front speaker inputs ? Since it is a 7.1.

I currently have a Denon AVR-486 7.1 receiver. I cannot use my 7 speakers that came with the system due to small children. I do however plan on buying two Polk audio tsi400's and a cs10 center channel. So my question is can I use my current receiver to power my new speakers?