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Just my two cents, The dharma logo in the shark from the previous chapter doesn't have the swan in it, it's a complete different symbol, i guess it belongs to the division working in animal research. Another thought, What if they aren't in the electromagnetic division but in the psychological...

Hi guys, I find this article and thought you could find it interesting, not sure if I’ll try to do it but would like to hear your comments. http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/20041113/index.html

Hi Steve, like Bob said, both connections will work, (maybe you want to try both of them for a while and decide which one you prefer), just remember two things: If you connect your subwoofer by the rca input, configure your receiver to subwoofer on, set a crossover frequency that you like and...

Why don’t you check your VCR’s user’s manual, maybe your VCR is unable to record from two different sources and it automatically chooses one over the other. You can also try to connect one device at a time, for example, connect your camera first and try recording, once it works, connect your vcr...

I’m not completely sure why, but different models of Samsung have this same problem, I have a Samsung 27” analog display (The model is cl2945, but it seems to be just for Latin America), I’ve recently read about Samsung TXL2791F Which is also a 27” analog but this one is flat screen and now your...

I was recently wondering the same thing; I downloaded a free trial of cool edit 2000 and notice a level meter in the bottom of the screen, which can be set at 75, 90 and 120 dB, but as it also depends on which microphone you’re using I’m not sure if it will work. I’m sure some one here can be...

I know it can be a little late for this but just in case you have your problem again I think you can find this post interesting. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...highlight=Akai

Be very careful, bass can be most dangerous than higher frequencies. It doesn’t mean that bass can make more damage than the highest frequencies, is just that it won’t be as unpleasant to hear as treble but it is doing the same damage to you. There are a lot of heavy industries here were I...

Did you format your hard disk before reinstalling Windows XP? If you didn’t you have two operatives systems in the same disk partition and that’s the cause of your problem. Try to get in the console of Windows XP (the one that looks like DOS) and hit dir in c:, you should see the two directories...

That same problem happened to me some time ago, after an energy shutdown the boot file of win Xp get damaged, fortunately I managed to recover it messing with the console (Don’t sure how I did it so I’m not giving advice to you on that), What I recommend to you is that as you have 100Gb of disk...

Check the impedance of your speakers and set that same value in your receiver, avoid selecting impedance levels higher than your speaker¡¯s impedance or you may fry the amp in your receiver. To get the optimal impedance setting look for the THD value in your receiver¡¯s specifications page, it...

Thanks a lot folks, coincidentally I was reading a post about using conventional speakers as center last day, I think it’s a great idea, and the 3 pairs will be cheapest than 2 an the center:D

Hello to every one, I’ve been making some research for speakers here in my city (in Venezuela) and I think I have found a great deal, I can buy a pair of Technics sblv110 Bookshelf speakers at 75$ the pair, I know they aren’t that good but right now I have a Sony satellite speaker system so it...

Thanks a lot Greg you really take me out of my trouble, I think I have already figured out what was going on. Since the sub that I was connecting to my speakers is an active one, and the crossover’s cutoff frequencies are not absolute but just a reference number (I’ve heard that in the simple...

Hi every one I’ve heard some people referring to pixelation in their DVD players, can you tell me what does this mean?

Come on somebody I don’t think it’s a foolish question and its really tearing my sleep away P.S. sorry to those who have read my "this are" mistake, Take in count that I think in Spanish and English is not my "every day language" so I make this mistakes more often that I like, anyway I...

This is a review of the sawm500 that made some guy in this forum http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=138758

I don’t know what the fixed THX option is about, I Think THX standard sets the crossover frequency at 80 HZ, but I’m not sure what else could this option do. Putting this option aside I suggest you to put them either in 80 or in 60 HZ, anyway just listen to some material with lot of bass in it...

Hello Curt. Since you want to get the most of all your speakers I will recommend you to put, if not all, at least some speakers as small, the reason for that is there are some DVDs that doesn’t have a LFE channel recorded (Cider’s House Rules and some tittles of Disney are some that I have...

Hello to every one in this forum, since last December these are the components of my home theater: Receiver: Pioneer VSX-D710S Speakers: Sony: SAVE-325 Subwoofer: Sony SAWM40 DVD Player: Panasonic DVD-RV30 And a 4:3 CRT 29” Samsung tv I have the main speakers connected to the level...

Yes, as the level inputs of the sub are supposed to be filtered letting high frequencies in the speakers an low frequencies in the subwoofer, I supposed connecting it that way will make an improvement in my speakers. Any way the save´s sub is only getting the low frequencies of the main...

Hello to every one in this forum, since last December this are the components of my home theater: Receiver: Pioneer VSX-D710S Speakers: Sony: SAVE-325 Subwoofer: Sony SAWM40 DVD Player: Panasonic DVD-RV30 And a 4:3 CRT 29” Samsung tv I have the main speakers connected to the level...

Hello to everyone in this forum, this is my first post in this site and I will appreciate any help and advice you can give me. Well, I live in a small town in Venezuela and here is very hard to find good home theater stuff, all you can hope to find is normal brands like panasonic, sony, pioneer...