The above posters are correct. You can also access the Oppo menu's to adjust the display height of subtitles. It's set at -5 by default (not sure why). Set it to zero and you should be fine.
I'd also add that if you have the center speaker sitting actually on the concrete floor, I'd look into putting it on a stand to get it away from that immediate hard surface which is probably affecting your dialogue the most.
Well, another poster pointed you in the right direction with the Epik Conquest. The bad news is they don't make the Conquest anymore. It's a shame cause it's a terrific sub, if a bit on the large side.Epik still makes some other great...
Wow.....John, I feel your pain here, it's like pulling teeth..... Maybe he needs more people asking the same question over and over.To OP:How much total budget do you have for EVERYTHING. Not just a receiver (which frankly, based on the...
Of the three brands you have listed, I'd rank them for subs:
Epik
SVS
Klipsch
However, I think you'll find the Epik and SVS are on a whole 'nother level compared the the Klipsch. Check out Elemental Designs as well, for good...
There have been some good suggestions here.
For the OP, I'd say it comes down to a number of factors, those being:
1- Your Budget
2- Use (Movies/Music/Both - how much?)
3- Your priorities (output, range, tone, extension, depth,...
One option that is also under $400.00 and is automatic setup is the VLSI Anti-Mode 8033B. Available for direct shipping from Finland. It is truly "plug and play," with setup taking approximately 5 to 7 minutes. Made a significant...
