Posts by Kamikaze13

Quote:Originally Posted by naamanf They are relays. They make noise when they switch. Get over it. I understand they are relays just like in the 7 other receivers I've owned and none of them clicked half as loud as this one. I guess...

Mine also seemed to be worse when I first got it but it was a display model so it should have been well broke in already.

Find some other theaters you like and have at it. You can make a really nice theater in that space. 3 rows of seating will be really tight though. Probably not realistic.

Can anyone confirm that their receiver does or does not click every time a new audio format is detected in the same source? On any blu-ray I get a click at the start of previews then when it goes to the main menu and also when as it...

It is broadcast in DD5.1. I'll have to take the time at some point and figure it out. Back to the original question though about getting a center make sure it's from the same series of speaker so it looks like the cs20. I still don't...

i still get my tv the old fashion way, through an antennae lol. Once it goes through the digital/analog converter to the recorder I believe it's down to 2 channel.

None of my tv watching has a multi-channel source would be the reason. If his does than different story, which is I stated "unless".

Thanks for the clarification.

For just tv watching? There's little to no benefit from a center channel unless you have multi-channel source IMO.

Your density would change anyway have cement behind some walls even if you did double the drywall. I can't see it making any difference.