Speaker hook up / Polk vs Receiver
When I bought the RM 7200, I followed Polks way to hook up via the sub. I have heard that with todays receivers, its better to hook up direct to your avr. Is that true. Would I avoid any speakers hooking directly into the polk sub? Please let me know if you can.
RXV1400 Yamaha Receiver
Polk RTi10s front
Polk CSi5 center
Polk Fxi5 Rear
Polk PSW505 Sub
Denon 1600 DVD
Direct TV HDDVR
55" Mits HDTV
Polk RTi10s front
Polk CSi5 center
Polk Fxi5 Rear
Polk PSW505 Sub
Denon 1600 DVD
Direct TV HDDVR
55" Mits HDTV
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I have a RM7200 setup as well. I initially setup the system the Polk way with the fronts going to the sub. I have since gone to the Sub out of the AVR and letting the AVR do the filtering. I seem to get better overall bass and smoothness in the system doing it this way. From what I read on the forum post apparently Polk reccomended thier setup when alot of the AVR units did not have settings for crossover filtering. I have mine (AVR) set at a 150hz, with the fronts set as small and sub on. If you do it Polks way make sure you set the fronts to large and sub off.2 ch rig:
Parasound Halo A21 amp
Wyred4Sound DAC2
Audiophilleo 2
Dodd Audio Tube Preamp
Parasound Halo P3 Preamp
Mac Mini + Amarra, Audirvana Plus, Pure Music
2TB External HD
PS Audio P3
Rotel RCD1072 cd player
Polk SDA-SRS 2.3 Speakers