Recent content by mmphoneman

Yes, Prisoner is right. only diff is the low end, but if this is going to be a starter system for HT and audio consider purchasing even smaller speakers using stands and sinking more money in to the receiver. The receiver will make more of a difference in the overall acurate response of the...

I'll have to disagree with malice! The Paradigm is an incredible sub for the money. I happen to have an NHT sub(about$800) I used to be a Paradigm dealer and really lik the low end response it creates. Be sure to experiment with placement. In the end you will be greatly rewarded. try to avoid...

First, what are you hoping to accomplish? For instance, on my system, I only use my computer to listen to music on my audio system. I use the optical digital out of the computer, hooked up to a spare optical input of an Onkyo preamp processor. However, to get a signal out of computer requires...

You not hearing cell phone interference are you! If you have a cell phone near an audio device it will amplify the the carrier frequency.

If your subwoofer is in a corner start by moving it away from the corner. Corner of a room intensify the bass response considerably! Second see if the sub has a separate volume control on it. If not try adjusting the bass control knob on the receiver. Hope this helps!

First, do you have a budget,because this can get quite expensive! Second, how do you plan on using the material? We usually only record the sermon and burn CD's to listen the message. We just recently started recording our services to include video.

You have to more specific than that!

Why are you wanting to BiAmp? Are you wanting to BiAmp all three speakers? Will you have a powered subwoofer? To BiAmp the front speakers will require six channels of amplification. I'm a little baffled. I have a 5.1 system and no biamping. 200 watts per channel at 8 ohms and its as good as most...

Are the Snells BiAmpable? If not then you would need an outboard crossover unit. Not worth the time or effort. If you're not sure,bi-amiable speakers have a set of brass colored bridging bars where the speaker wires hook up to them. To Bi amp them you remove the bars and hook up one amp to the...