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Keep in mind that even if you bi-amp with the denon your still using the same limited power supply in the denon and it's not like your adding more amplification to the speaker.

Do a search for gound loop on this site. Sounds like your amps are not sharing a common ground.

I have two subs that I run on my Yamaha 2500. My subs are located symmetrically in the room and are equal distance to the listening position. I am not sure how you would handle distance settings if they are not equal distance. I run a single sub out to a Y that goes into my BFD and have seperate...

Just as a side not on the phase issue. Let me tell you my experience with YPAO and setting up subs. I have a RXV2500 and I can change my subs phase settings to either 0 or180. I can get up change the phase on the subs (completely reversed) and run YPAO again and it dosent even realize I have...

I think the idea of the turbo was a very good one and was implemented well but that does not change the fact that it's pretty ugly.

My only problem with any of this is Iikka has made no real contributions to this site and only comes here to criticize Craig (which he does on AVS on a regular basis and it's obviously personal). As far as how the testing is being done by Craig, I have no complaints, he is not getting paid, he...

As others have said you should be able to set it to cont and it will run. The air will be blown out the left side of the unit if you are facing it. I can feel the air from mine when it is set to cont. There have been reports of units with fans that would never come on. Mine only comes on at...

I could care less about my post count! And as johnd said I answered your question so whats the problem? I will not boost my post count in the future answering your questions.... I promise.

Iikka I see you only have 62 posts so I took the liberty of looking over your previous posts here at audioholics... of the 62 only one of them was productive in any way and that was your Finish Shootout thread. Appears to me the only reason your here is to discredit and argue with Craig and I...

Well this is the steam vent so..... on the otherhand it is painfully obivious that Iikka is trying to start trouble, I have appreciated his tests/reviews and the same goes for Craig's but this bickering between them has just been getting way out of hand and it's utterly rediculous.

DLP chips (tv's / projectors) are not affected by the magnets in the subs like CRT's. Edit: In addition this site has a search feature..... you may want to try using it before making posts.

It does not set sub phase in any meaningfull way. There is the option on my Yamaha (2500) that lets you change the sub phase (normal/reverse) from the menu so you don't have to go back and forth when setting phase, not sure about yours. If you don't have a meter and are not interested in getting...

What you can do is download a few test tones around your crossover point, play them back and measure the output with your spl meter, whichever phase setting gives you the most output is the one you should use. Another way to try to set it by ear is set your mains to large and enable your sub out...

Reverb should not really be a big deal on the Yamahas as all thier cinema dsp modes have settings that allow you to adjust it. My biggest complaint is that Yamaha does not provide very good literature for making these settings. (rooms size, liveness, surround delay, etc) and it takes a lot of...

Use a Y splitter at the pre out and hook them up to thier own amps, you would be able to change thier levels individually with the gain controls on the amps.

No, it remembers me. I have disabled script debugging so that it's not really a factor, if your curious and your not seeing the errors enable script debugging and you'll see. I work with computers for a living so little things like this nag at me on sites I like to visit alot.

Just wanted to ***** and moan about the run time errors I have been getting at this site.

The 2500 will not do semi-osd over a progressive connection. So for example if you have component cables connected, you would get it over 480i but not 480p (or any other resolution that is progressive).

I agree with j_garica on this one. You can't compare two enclosures unless they are each designed/implemented correctly. Sealed subs and vented subs each have thier advantages. Personally, In 99% of cases I wouldnt go with a sealed sub without a linkowitz transform cirucut.

It is advised by about everyone I've talked to not to boost more than 3db and beyond that room treatments are needed, however you can cut to your hearts delight. I've found that 3-4 filters are all that's needed a majority of the time. Another good thing about the BFD is if you run dual subs as...