Posts by 65Cobra427SC

Quote:Originally Posted by Ace2377 Picked up a 1522 to replace my defunct 2.5 year old Onkyo 707 that decided it doesn't want to work any longer than that. Will be running MCACC soon and I noticed in the manual it says not to set...

I still need to take a look at the link and put some serious thought into this but a couple items come to mind at the moment. It didn't occur to me the partial wall would be an issue but you're right... at least with the ADP1 or ADP3...

Sorry for the delay getting back to you but I spent the last several days building a new computer... the things friends can talk you into while waiting for a replacement hard drive under warranty. I very much appreciate the help... To...

I've been using the Paradigm Signature Series W5/W5C as my LCR for a couple years now and I'm very happy with them so I would like to use Paradigm speakers for the rest of my system as well. My problem is I can't decide which speaker and...

Quote:Originally Posted by info_dan As a general starting point rule, whatever your setup, if the subwoofer is connected to the AVR's subwoofer line out, then the subwoofer crossover should be disabled or set to its highest setting,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jim Rockford Interesting mic discussions going on. So before I re-ran MCACC I disabled. This time around I was able to get all of the fullness of the large speaker setting prior, and then also managed to...

Zoyd, will you autograph my iD3? This way I can sell it for big bucks when you become famous.

Quote:Originally Posted by GusGus748s SMS-1 is like $500 dollars. No thanks. Now you should know better than to base anything on a manufacturer's price A quick search and Vann's sells them for $339. I agree it's still not "cheap"...

Quote:Originally Posted by DonH50 Note MCACC does not EQ the sub, one of the main reasons to get REW and perhaps a miniDSP, Antimode, or other sub EQ unit. I've been using an SMS-1 for the sub for a while now. Hightly recommend it...

Quote:Originally Posted by chrisexv6 Google "Room EQ Wizard". Piece of s/w you can install to a PC or laptop, along with a USB soundcard and decent microphone it will map out your room response, showing peaks and valleys in the...