steve nn
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I was watching PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN last night and I noticed a little distortion in some of the heavier material. Generally I am very happy with the DM 602 S3's up front with my LCR 600 but maybe I should consider moving the 602's to the back and going with the 603 or possibly the 604's in front? I would rather stay with the LCR 600 so the 600 S3 line is where I would like to stay if I can pull it off? I was planning on upgrading my SB and surrounds in April to four DM 601 S3's along with another sub but maybe I should consider a little longer term approach and go with the 603 or 604's in front and just use what I have for the SB until my wife gets used to the idea of me spending yet more $$ on myself.
My HT is 2880 cubic foot (living room - dinning room situation) Denon 1804 / Three SVS 25-31CS+ / 50' big screen. Surrounds I run now I wont even mention.
I did a search but could not find what I was looking for so I thought I would post and see if there were any experiences out there that would be a help to me in my thinking. I did notice the distortion was coming from the mains also and not the LCR. This is a very seldom occurrence but it is there none the same from time to time. The two movies that come to mind are LOTR I and POTC. I noticed when I upgraded to B&W and then Denon that it really helped with LOTR I. It's close to gone now but still just a little.
My system is used for basically 100% movies and a listening level of -5 to -20.>It just depends on who is home.
Thanks
My HT is 2880 cubic foot (living room - dinning room situation) Denon 1804 / Three SVS 25-31CS+ / 50' big screen. Surrounds I run now I wont even mention.
I did a search but could not find what I was looking for so I thought I would post and see if there were any experiences out there that would be a help to me in my thinking. I did notice the distortion was coming from the mains also and not the LCR. This is a very seldom occurrence but it is there none the same from time to time. The two movies that come to mind are LOTR I and POTC. I noticed when I upgraded to B&W and then Denon that it really helped with LOTR I. It's close to gone now but still just a little.
My system is used for basically 100% movies and a listening level of -5 to -20.>It just depends on who is home.
Thanks