noob question
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I have received all my speakers (rti10's, fxi5's and csi5) and have them hooked up to a hk avr 635. I have an old carver tfm-35 and hooked it up to the fronts and gave it a go and couldnt tell a noticeable difference. My questions are as follows:
1. This may be the stupidess question I have ever asked. Having two volumes you can control how do I go about setting them. Should I turn the amp up to the max and use the receiver to dial the sound in? This will be a home theatre setup primarily. Sorry for such a dumb question but I am a humble man.
2. Should I have noticed a difference in the sound quality. Thing like bass response and such.
3. I have been watching ebay for a 5 channel amp and was wondering if a 150 wpc 8 ohm amp would be worth money?
Thanks again for waisting your time reading this.
1. This may be the stupidess question I have ever asked. Having two volumes you can control how do I go about setting them. Should I turn the amp up to the max and use the receiver to dial the sound in? This will be a home theatre setup primarily. Sorry for such a dumb question but I am a humble man.
2. Should I have noticed a difference in the sound quality. Thing like bass response and such.
3. I have been watching ebay for a 5 channel amp and was wondering if a 150 wpc 8 ohm amp would be worth money?
Thanks again for waisting your time reading this.
Comments
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1. Crank the 35
2. Make sure mains are set to large
3. Depends on the amp design. 10's are fairly substantial, full range loudspeakers, the 35 should be a good match.
Quit being so humble, and welcome to the board.Check your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service.