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Re: NEW RECEIVER
Great!
I'm still digging my RZ50, watched DP3 last nigh, just amazing what they have done with these new AVR's. I'm still running it with all room correction off.
The RZ50 is an awesome AVR. I suggest using the DIRC or ACCU EQ. When done properly, it will help with room reflections, timing and EQ curves that need to be adjusted depending on your room.
At first it might not sound right as without running room EQ, your listening to reflections, most likely bass that is to heavy and certain frequency boosted or canceled.
mantis
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Re: NEW RECEIVER
Great!
I'm still digging my RZ50, watched DP3 last nigh, just amazing what they have done with these new AVR's. I'm still running it with all room correction off.
I'm still digging my RZ50, watched DP3 last nigh, just amazing what they have done with these new AVR's. I'm still running it with all room correction off.
mrloren
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Re: NEW RECEIVER
A decade ago it took some of the manufacturers a while to figure out the audio/video processing circuits needed proper heat management inside the metal box when they went to 4K switching capability. But I still have a couple of Pioneer Elite receivers from that era that never have failed.
Emlyn
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Re: Anyone using Kratom?
Generally any state with a coastal port. Customs will cease it. It's a tree in the coffee family. No psychoactive compounds, just alkiloyds similar to opiates. It's like taking a triple espresso, a Percocet and a Viagra. But as with any consumable, test in small doses with food. Anybody can be allergic to anything these days.
audioluvr
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Re: Anyone using Kratom?
Been taking it for years for chronic pain. Works as good as opiates without the side effects and addiction. I buy mine by the kilo straight from the source.
audioluvr
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Re: Just drove 3 hours to pick up my unicorn…
Bey, bud....this is just food for thought.
Let the speakers exercise themself, naturally to your system. Let them get used to the new load and break in....
THEN, get back to us with your observations.
I can tell you with complete confidence that my speakers were not, "flexed" before I got them.
Rock on wid'yo'bad self....
Tom
Let the speakers exercise themself, naturally to your system. Let them get used to the new load and break in....
THEN, get back to us with your observations.
I can tell you with complete confidence that my speakers were not, "flexed" before I got them.
Rock on wid'yo'bad self....
Tom
treitz3
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Re: Just drove 3 hours to pick up my unicorn…
Gardenstater wrote: »Nice! I read in stereophile that they need to be all the way back against the front wall for the bass to be properly reinforced.
I have seen that direction as well in the manual, and I did try them much closer to the back wall initially. However, pulling them out to their current 8” from the back wall resulted in a much better bass sound - punchier and zero boom or bloat. Against the wall was just a bit too much bass, and I’d rather adjust with speaker positioning that resort to signal modification (tone or equalization).
daddyjt
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Re: Cat Deterrent Ideas
You must really like those cats... I have a list of things you "could" do but would likely get me banned, guess that's why I don't have cats...
If you were thinking along the lines of Brenneke Magnum Crush then I can see why you wouldn't want to suggest that. 🤔
Good non-call 👍
mrbigbluelight
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