Bart_R
Stunt Coordinator
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- Nov 25, 2002
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Hey everybody,
My 'problem' should be very clear from the title alone, but let me give you some background info...
My speaker setup is as follows: I have a (jamo) passive sub system (2 sattelites connected to a sub) acting as fronts, and similar (jamo) sattelites (without a sub) for rears (and an old mid-size panasonic speaker for center, and a sony sa-wm40 sub). I have them all set to large on my receiver, simply because it usually gives me the best sound. I haven't had problems so far, but after reading some posts on the forum, I've been wondering if it isn't bad for my speakers. Can anyone shed a light here?
Even though my speakers seem to be doing fine, I don't wanna damage them in the long run of course. I'm especially concerned about the rears, cos I think that since the front sattelites are used with a sub that they can be considered large. But I might be wrong.
(Oh and for my sub it's no prob btw. I have a 'plus' subwoofer setting on my receiver (pioneer vsxd510), which means I will get the appropriate bass sounds from my sub no matter what the speaker settings are)
So, any thoughts on this one?
Later,
Bart.
My 'problem' should be very clear from the title alone, but let me give you some background info...
My speaker setup is as follows: I have a (jamo) passive sub system (2 sattelites connected to a sub) acting as fronts, and similar (jamo) sattelites (without a sub) for rears (and an old mid-size panasonic speaker for center, and a sony sa-wm40 sub). I have them all set to large on my receiver, simply because it usually gives me the best sound. I haven't had problems so far, but after reading some posts on the forum, I've been wondering if it isn't bad for my speakers. Can anyone shed a light here?
Even though my speakers seem to be doing fine, I don't wanna damage them in the long run of course. I'm especially concerned about the rears, cos I think that since the front sattelites are used with a sub that they can be considered large. But I might be wrong.
(Oh and for my sub it's no prob btw. I have a 'plus' subwoofer setting on my receiver (pioneer vsxd510), which means I will get the appropriate bass sounds from my sub no matter what the speaker settings are)
So, any thoughts on this one?
Later,
Bart.