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Im the same way I joined recently and already threw out the kenwood reciever for an onkyo. tossed the klh speakers for some RBh's. And dumped my old NEC sub for a new klipsch. but i can deffinetly tell the difference. Now I'm running out of money :)

Could splitting the two inputs make your sub not have as much punch? My sub says R and l/lfe I currently have my wire split into both. Does this reduce the quality and loudness?

Yea my DTS and DD work perfect the sub sounds awesome in those modes just on the analog I have found that it sounds weak.

Yea my DTS and DD work perfect the sub sounds awesome in those modes just on the analog I have found that it sounds weak.

Yea my DTS and DD work perfect the sub sounds awesome in those modes just on the analog I have found that it sounds weak.

Could splitting the two make your sub not have as much as a punch? My sub says R and l/lfe I currently have my wire split into both. Does this reduce the quality and loudness?

I have my sub level set pretty high 8 out of 11. My sub lvl on my reciever is set to +5. Im not quite sure what refrence settings is? The sub sounds really good in Dolby Digital but seems very weak in pro logic II. Thanks again

I went to the store the other day and picked up a klipsch ksw-10 sub. When I got home and hooked it up I could barely hear the sub. I have my reciever crossover set to 80khz and my sub crossover is maxed. I have the phase set to 180 and im using the red/white connection o the back of the sub via...

I currently have my sub facing the wall to the right of my television. Should I A. put the sub flush up against the wall with the drivers facing it? or B. Leave some room between the sub and the wall? Also, would it work if i tilted the sub over and had the drivers facing the ground...

Does anyone know any other websites I may be able to find some center channel stand options?

Thanks for the help. Turns out the inside of one of my rca cables was ruined. Aaron

I read in a magazine that the best position for your center channel is actually under the television. Is this true? Or is on top a better place?

All my cables are properly hooked up. Both analog and the digital. I believe my roomate did something with the settings on the reciever because it was working before I left to work and when i got home it didnt. I wish I could figure this out... been dinkin around with it for 2 days now.

I have Digital cable through Time Warner and channels below 100 only come through on one speaker while channels above 100 come through on all 5. I just changed my set-up in my living room and the sound worked just fine before I moved everything around. Sound came through on all 5 speakers below...

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So would a higher or lower crossover on the reciever produce better sound?

I have an older NEC 12" subwoofer that has a turnover switch on it with about four settings. Which would be the right setting to achieve the best sound. I am using an Onkyo TX-SR600 reciever. Also what does the crossover setting in my reciever do? I have it set at 80 currently. I am a bit of a...