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Brad Newton

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to go with a Pioneer 45tx receiver. I know this is a simple (dumb) question, but I want to make sure before I place the order.
 

RobWil

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Yes....you need a powered sub, or a non-powered sub with an external amplifier.
Connect to the sub pre-out on the receiver.
 

Kevin*Harley

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Brad,
Since Robwil answered your question I figured I could go off topic for a sec.

Back in Jan when I was adutioning speakers we were looking at similar products. Sounds like you are closing in on a receiver and I was just wondering what you finally decided on for speakers, etc.


Kevin
 

Brad Newton

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I settled on Klipsch RF3II, RC3II, SB2, & SS1 to go along with a SVS sub, probably the box version. I listened to B & W 603's & Monitor Audio Silver series, but since I am mainly interested in HT, I chose the Klipsch. Hopefully, I won't be sorry.
What receiver & speakers did you choose?
 

Kevin*Harley

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...and I thought it took me a long time to decide......"You definitely have be beat!"
:D

My purchase was based on both HT and music and I ended up with:

Denon 3803
MA Silver S8
MA Silver LCR
Velodyne HGS-15
(I'm using my older Infinity TS for surrounds)

If you liked what you heard, you "won't be sorry." I had buyers remorse for a short time. This was my first HT so I struggled during set-up and calibration but once I was done I became all smiles.

Are you upgrading or freshman like me?
 

Brad Newton

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That is another reason I went with the Pioneer receiver....the auto calibration. I was also afraid of the upconversion problems with the 3803. No this is my 1st adventure.....and I am eager for everything to arrive. What caused your remorse??????????
 

Kevin*Harley

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It’s a daunting task filtering all of the information, products and opinions. Like you, my “remorse” was whether I had made the right purchase.
At first, set-up was extremely foreign but once you start the process it’s actually very logical and straightforward. All of the problems I had were self-inflicted by my ignorance. Don’t worry…..now I look and the back of my receiver and actually understand what each of the one million cables and wires do.
I’m not familiar with the auto-calibration on the Pioneer, however the process isn’t as difficult as I thought.
I’m sure I ask every “stupid” question possible. If I can save you from embarrassment and making all of my mistake let me know.

Kevin
 

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