Posts by dazkyl

Quote:Originally Posted by RicardoJoa Where is your sub located? i cant tell from the pic cause is too dark, but it looks like it is on the corner. Could that be the problem?It is behind the christmas tree. The problem is not coming...

So basically , I got a room issue with my Left and Right front speakers. My fronts are the JAMO S608 which are powered with a 10'' woofer. My AVR crossover is at 100hz. I noticed that the bass coming out from the right front speaker...

What's the best way to position my front tower speakers (JAMO S608) ? Toe in or straight ? The manual says that i should position them with a little bit of a toe-in for a louder volume. Should i point them exactly at the listening...

I had a 32'' sharp LED about 1.5 years ago in my living room where i can easily control the light by the curtains. I upgraded to a 65'' VT30 Panasonic plasma and i have to admit that the black levels , viewing angles and picture quality...

Quote:Originally Posted by 4DHD Anything that is forward or even inline with the baffles will have sound waves bouncing off them, causing the direct waves from the speakers to be smeared. The ports on the back of the speakers do...

Quote:Originally Posted by 4DHD You need to bring them forward, so there are no early reflections. As far as 45* angles, that only really works when the L/R mains are spread quite far apart, like 3+m. Looking at the pic, I would...

After setting my 5.1 system from avr , and setting speaker levels , distances etc , i wanted to know what is the ideal angle for the left and right front speakers as viewed from the main seating position. I sit about 3.1 meters away...

Quote:Originally Posted by eljaycanuck Funny: You asked this same question a year ago in this one of your numerous "Should I do this? Should I do that? Should I do this?" threads. The information provided in that thread -...

Quote:Originally Posted by Rob Morse Each brand of subwoofer is different, however I will typically tell customers to start with the LFE out at the neutral 0dB out and adjust the subwoofer volume to your taste. However I have also...

I found out that the best settings for my subwoofer for the best and smoothest bass response is that i set the dial volume on the back of the sub to 9-10 o'clock and +4dB from the AVR. But some folks told me that the best setting is that...