Posts by batpig

I will reiterate my suggestion above -- the first thing you need to do is take the CAT6 extension out of the loop to verify that you are getting proper Zone 2 function. I am still confused by how you worded a couple of points: 1....

Craig -- the problem with that approach is that (unless you have a digital gain control on the sub) after you adjust the gain knob on the sub there is no way to restore "reference" calibrated bass at a later point. It's much better to...

A couple of notes on additional small changes on the X4000 vs. the previous models that I discovered: 1. Found this out when streaming Airplay to my Zone 2 (backyard) speakers this weekend -- there has been yet another minor improvement...

Quote:It is not as ridiculously loud as I expected Remember that Audyssey is calibrating your system to flat response so "ridiculously loud" bass isn't the goal. If you want to pump up the bass for music (nothing wrong with that...

Quote:Originally Posted by jdsmoothie Audyssey LFC Regarding the Audyssey LFC feature, the following info is reposted from the Marantz AV7005 thread .... Quote:Originally Posted by avman09 I tested frequencies between 36 hz to...

I'm a little confused about your setup. You mention in your post that you have a dedicated PC in the pool house that receives the Airplay signal and plays the audio directly on the pool house speakers (powered by the AudioSource...

Quote:Originally Posted by ceh383 Quote:Originally Posted by sahmen Multeq XT vs Multeq XT 32: Until recently, I was dead set on picking up a 3313cl. Then I heard about the superior "magic" of the multeq xt32, which the...

While Selden is correct that you should turn down the volume on the sub and then re-run Audyssey so the level adjustment isn't "maxed out" at -12dB, there is one minor correction needed. The channel trim range doesn't have anything to...

The choices you already provided (Energy Take Classic or RC Micro) are both solid entry-level choices but it's hard to make a definitive recommendation without knowing other details... - how big is the room? - how big is the budget? -...

Bass management means redirecting bass frequencies from one channel to another -- most typically, it means crossing over your speakers so that the bass below a certain point (the "crossover frequency") goes to the subwoofer. On most...