LSiC issue

RoosterD

I just bought LSi15's with the LSiFX and LSiC and paired them with a new Denon 3805. First off it sounds amazing. I'm not used to the frequencies that I'm hearing now . The issue is the left midrange speaker on the LSiC isn't making any noise at all. Well, it acts more like a passive radiator than a speaker and it definitely doesn't sound like the other midrange speaker. At first I thought maybe it's because of a crossover or something, but now I'm thinking it's somehow unhooked itself. Can I open it without **** up the warranty? What do you think?

VR3

Cascaded Tapered Arrays -

http://www.polkaudio.com/home/technology/cascade.php?category=21&speaker=162

LSiC - Read Up
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/products.php?category=5&speaker=162

You should know every speaker you own top to bottom. The design, and specs of it should be understood. Just a IMO. The technology Polk uses is interesting if you just get your read on.

RoosterD

Originally posted by Vr3MxStyler2k3
Cascaded Tapered Arrays -

http://www.polkaudio.com/home/technology/cascade.php?category=21&speaker=162

LSiC - Read Up
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/products.php?category=5&speaker=162

You should know every speaker you own top to bottom. The design, and specs of it should be understood. Just a IMO. The technology Polk uses is interesting if you just get your read on.

Thank you, I stand corrected. I did read up on every little bit, I just didn't understand the 2nd url you listed there when I read it the first time. Thanks again.

VR3

No problem.

Polk puts alot of engineering in their products. Lots of weird technologies...

The 2nd link is the LSiC's write up page, it gives you all the details Polk wants you to know about.

lomic

You may want to get a 2 channel amp of at least 200w@4 ohms if you want to listen to things loudly. The 3805 will hold out decently on the other speakers, but the 15's passive subwoofer will really tax the Denon.

Mike682

A nice pair of Outlaw monoblocks will do the trick