Rob_mikh
Auditioning
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- Feb 21, 2004
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*** I posted this on the speaker forum, but I am also posting here since it applies to Receivers also ** TIA
I am relatively new to HT, and I'm looking for opinions from more seasoned people. My only previous experience is with a Yamaha HT in a box. I listened to them at the store and for a couple of days at home and I like the sound, though I understand the speakers need a break in period. 60%HT, 40% music
I just purchased the following 7.1 configuration and I am still within a 15 day window to make changes or returns.
The configuration is as follows:
Receiver: Yamaha RXV2400
Speakers: All Paradigm v.3
Fronts: Mini Monitor
Center: CC-370
Surround: ADP-170
Rear: ADP-170
Sub: PDR12
Room Size: approx. 260 sq ft
I got this for 20% off list and it just fit my budget. Should I consider making changes. Some of my concerns are:
Is the Yamaha and Paradigm a good match
Is the RXV2400 too much or too little receive for these speakers
What should I use as the crossover, i assume I should set it on the receiver.
Thanks in advance for all you opinions.
I am relatively new to HT, and I'm looking for opinions from more seasoned people. My only previous experience is with a Yamaha HT in a box. I listened to them at the store and for a couple of days at home and I like the sound, though I understand the speakers need a break in period. 60%HT, 40% music
I just purchased the following 7.1 configuration and I am still within a 15 day window to make changes or returns.
The configuration is as follows:
Receiver: Yamaha RXV2400
Speakers: All Paradigm v.3
Fronts: Mini Monitor
Center: CC-370
Surround: ADP-170
Rear: ADP-170
Sub: PDR12
Room Size: approx. 260 sq ft
I got this for 20% off list and it just fit my budget. Should I consider making changes. Some of my concerns are:
Is the Yamaha and Paradigm a good match
Is the RXV2400 too much or too little receive for these speakers
What should I use as the crossover, i assume I should set it on the receiver.
Thanks in advance for all you opinions.