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i was able to get rid of the hum by unplugging the cat5 cable locate outside of my house, but everytime i plug it back in, the hum comes back.

i was able to get rid of the hum by unplugging the cat5 cable locate outside of my house, but everytime i plug it back in, the hum comes back.

how do i get rid of the annoying humming noise? i tried to place the amp in different areas, but it doesn't seem to work.

how do i get rid of the annoying humming noise? i tried to place the amp in different areas, but it doesn't seem to work.

my receiver doesn't have a 12v trigger, is there a way that i can make one?

i'm glad i sold my bose;). I suggest you sell it on ebay (~$900 if new) and get a pair of polkaudio rti8 at circuitcity. For the receiver, i would go for yamaha htr-5760 (~$360 total), it's a very good receiver for the price.

I have much better signal with an amplified splitter than a regular one. I'm using Electroline EDA 2400 (1 to 4). You can find it on ebay at a very affordable price. Dan

The lsi-9s' Nominal Impedance is 4 ohms, your Harmon Kardon AVR130 will not handle it well, and you will occasionally experience temporary shut down of the receiver . I suggest you to either get a receiver or a power amplifier that can handle 4 ohms load. Or you can get the rti8s for $300...

First of all, i like to thanks anyone who reply to this thread. It seems that will be upgrading my receiver soon to Yamaha rxv-1400 rated at 110w x 7, i will also add two Outlaw's Model 200 M-Block Amplifiers to drive the 12s. What do you guys think of Outlaw's amplifier, or are there any others...

My current setup consist of: Polk Audio RM7600 home theater system driven by a Denon AVR-1804. I would like to upgrade to Polk's new RTI series. [Center=CSi5 Front=RTi12 Rear=FXi5] or [Center=CSi5 Front=RTi8 Rear=FXi5 Sub=PSW505]. Which setup would you guys recommend to use with my current...