Posts by ap1

Quote:Originally Posted by crn3371 Listen to both the 683 and 684. I preferred the 684, but that's just me. For the 683 the matching center would be the htm61, with 685's for surrounds. The htm61 seems to get mixed reviews with many...

Quote:Originally Posted by I3eyond Hi all, currently have a set of 683s in the main room, mainly for better sound. Love them! However, I am building a two channel Nearfield setup, with speakers placed ~7' apart .. sitting 3'...

Quote:Originally Posted by wse  Question has any one installed the feet on the 802Ds or 800Ds?  Is it worth it at all? What kind of feet? They come with casters, whch are very useful when you need to move speaker around even...

Quote:Originally Posted by tampa frank I'm upgrading my 15 year old home theater, and I'm starting with the L/C/R speakers. I went to Best Buy to listen to speakers, and fell in love with the B&W CM5s. Unfortunately, these are out...

Quote:Originally Posted by Chris Campbell Was hoping that someone could give me a recommendation for a _somewhat_ inexpensive bipole wall-mount speaker for use with rears/surrounds in a 7.1 setup. I'm looking to match this (as much...

Quote:Originally Posted by bytebuster Thanks ap1 But how would I measure this? Get microphone like this: http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=390-808 Then software for you computer like TruRTA. That will be...

Quote:Originally Posted by MrSinatra Quote:Originally Posted by Simon McNair I just created this: http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=EAC_and_ALAC You can use ffmpeg with EAC to create ALAC files without...

Quote:Originally Posted by bytebuster Purchased a couple of 683s the other day. Overall they sound good. Though I noticed that one speaker sounds a tad different from the other one. One is slightly (very very slightly) brighter than...

Quote:Originally Posted by McStyvie Can anyone tell me how many W the 685s can really take? It says 100'W 8Ohm on the back, but I am thinking of upgrading my receiver. I have the 2309 Denon right now, rated at I think 115w/ch (Eu...

Quote:Originally Posted by Paraneer Sorry - can't put a round peg into a square hole. The solution is very simple - get a new A/V Stand or mount the TV on the wall. Second that. There are open shelve stands available. It would be...