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Originally Posted by jmichaelf
I'll test my own authority now.
NO ONE MAY POST AFTER THIS LINE
Well, obviously it didn't work. Gee, I am really going to be busy posting under three different names.
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Originally Posted by chashint
I would not waste the time to look but it comes as no surprise that controversy is a common theme for you.
As far as adding to the discussion perhaps you find it is better to disagree and argue...
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Originally Posted by jmichaelf
fookoo, are you new to the internet?
No. Just new to AVS Forum. Like many I started the internet with dial up and a very slow fax/modem. You would not have to look very hard to find a lot of my...
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Originally Posted by chashint
Foo if you are ready to wrap it up then wrap it up and stop posting that will pretty much kill the thread unless FOH grabs the flag and charges back up the hill.
Just how much more clear do you...
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Originally Posted by FOH
I'm pretty sure that in one of Fookoo's first posts in this thread, he submitted a link that contains a decent graphic example of Bi-wiring/passive Bi-Amping. It's unfortunate but what's done is done....
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Originally Posted by A9X-308
Bi amping is NOT bi wiring, they are two different things. What you have described is passive biamping, which can in some circumstances make a small difference: might be entertaining to try if you...
The PS3 is equivalent to a computer. Too bad that no list can be pulled up on my Panasonic BD-60. Just extremely poor design by Universal whose BR's seem to be a big PIA if one decides to pause the film and walk away from the home...
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Originally Posted by Chu Gai
Technically, it's biamping and what Polk is suggesting is a way for folks who have the capability of rerouting outputs on their receiver do so with that speaker. And that's simply because a normal...
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Originally Posted by Chu Gai
If you need more power then get more power. Part of that speaker acts as an unpowered subwoofer so what do you expect? You might well achieve superior results running them as small and using a...