^ Batpig - Waiting to hear about your impressions on the X4000, whenever you get to set it up and listen.
How is the sound? Any different/better/same as your earlier AVR?
Quote:Originally Posted by johnb4467 Is it done via pressing the Audyssey button on the remote to toggle it?Yes. You can toggle between xt32, byp l/r, flat and manual.
Quote:Originally Posted by johnb4467
The sub-pairing with the 2.2i's has been hit-and-miss for me. Audyssey blends things wonderfully for HT, but for music it doesn't sound as punchy as even with the bookshelves in "pure audio" by...
Quote:Originally Posted by Nor Cal *23
I just purchased a pair of 2.4i not to long ago. I am using them in my workout / game room. Not sure what amp you have but I am driving mine with an mid level onkyo 809 avr and feel that it...
Quote:Originally Posted by baron2 Good question. The v2.3i turned out to be even cheaper than I 1st thought compared to the v2.4i after some more negotiating.
Primary use will be 2 channel for now so yes the v2.4 would be better but...
Quote:Originally Posted by baron2 comparison, V2.3i or RC-70, is the V2.3i that much better? Ruled out the V2.4i for a number of reasons.Why did you rule out the 2.4i, if I may ask?
If you are looking for "just" 2 channel, thats the...
Quote:Originally Posted by incubus8 Ah I see. I still have a good 3 years or so left on my warranty. I may just hold onto them then.
I guess I should have mentioned some of the AVRs I was leaning towards. Denon 2313ci/2113ci vs...
Quote:Originally Posted by incubus8
Hi guys, I live pretty close to this guy and was thinking of picking these up, but not sure if it would be a worthy upgrade over what I have now. Current setup: 2 x RC-50s and a RC-LCR. So what...
Quote:Originally Posted by baron2
Just need to shorten up and hide the wires. Pictures are of the V2.2i & V2.OCiNice!
Those bookshelves put out some decent bass, but with a good sub, that system would be rocking.
Quote:Originally Posted by Brian B 1) Yes. No.
2) What is a cutoff? There is always a slope with passive components, ex. 1st order, 2nd order, 3rd order, 4th order, etc. These define the degree of slope.
3) ii). It is never a...