I have a room with almost the same exact specs. I hav a 12" DIY Shiva. It has more than enough bass to fill my room. One thing you didn't mention was how high your ceiling are. Mine are almost 9'.
I purchased a 4802 from 6th Ave. back in August for $1650 plus $25 shipping. They matched the price Crazy Eddie was advertising. (They are currently advertising $1644). At the time I bought Crazy Eddie's would have charged me $110 to ship the unit so when 6th offered to ship it for $25 I ordered...
Are you going to be flish mounting your drivers? If you are I'll make a suggestion. If you do cut the holes first make sure you take into consideration how you will flush trim the veneer for holes after you apply it. I wish I had thought of that before I built my speakers. The problem I had...
I picked one up a month or so ago from a local Hi-Fi shop. I got lucky and only paid $499 due to the fact they had it mislabeled and didn't know it. I'm running it through a Denon 4802 and I'm really pleased with the set up so far. I will say if I had to pay $850 for it I would have spent...
I am running XP Professional on my PC. Since I posted the original message I have been able to connect and have programmed my remote. So far it's worked.
I just finished building the complete set and I have to say I'm very satisified with the end result. I have them in a dedicated HT room and use them almost exclusively for movies. Rick mentioned in the last post that the center is a monster, he's right. Mines even bigger due to a modification I...
I paid $1675 a few weeks ago from a dealer that's listed on Denon's site as an authorized online dealer. Their website listed it at the retail price of $2499. At first I was told the best they could do was $2,000 but when I mentioned I had seen it for $1,650 + $100 shipping my salesperson told...
I'm very new to all this so any help you can give me is greatly appreciated. I just finished constructing an entire 5.1 set of speakers based on the Audax HT design by Joseph D'Appolito. I purchased all my components from Madisound, including their pre-built crossovers. My question is how...
I just finished a set of speakers and covered them in black oak veneer. My suggestion would be to use a aniline dye. There a little on the expensive side, but they give you a great looking finsh and won't hide the grain. Since your using veneer I'd suggest you go with the alcohol based version...
I recently purchased a 4802. I'm trying to customize the RC-8000 remote that come with it and I'm having a problem I need help with. Has anyone out there successfully been able to do this? I purchased a USB cable and downloaded the Denon supplied software but can't get my PC to recognize that...
Either will work fine, but a palm sander will be easier to control. Belt sanders are better for large surfaces. It's also a lot easier to damage your work with a belt sander if your not careful. If you leave it in one place for even a second or two you can leave a gouge that will either require...
Like PeterKuhlman's post from a few days ago I'd like to encourage anyone interested in ordering Denon equipment to call the internet dealers listed on Denon's website. I called all the companies listed (except Sears of course). A few of them would only match advertised pricing from authorized...