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I recently removed my Blue Ray player from my A/V set up and replaced it with a Amazon Fire TV box, I plugged the box into the same HDMI in port on my Denon AVR 789 receiver that I had removed the Blue Ray player from and it worked fine. The issue I'm having is with my Xbox One, also running...

Time to do something with my system as I haven't in a while. Right now I'm running one Klipsch Synergy KSW-12 on a 7.1 receiver and was thinking of running two with a y-splitter. My question is will I get a better quality sound running two from a comparable 7.2 receiver as opposed to using the...

Don't have the model numbers here but the front right and lefts are the oldest ones, they're Technices, T200's I think? Center, center surrounds and sub are all Klipch and then two Sony bookshelves for surrounds.

Whatever it is it not a setting as the system has been running fine for well over a year and nothing has been changed. Had to pull my cable box last week, more than likely it disturbed one of the speaker wires, I'll check it out and thanks for the help.

All of a sudden at high volume my receiver displays overload on the front and shuts off. Is this a speaker or receiver problem and is there any way to diagnose it?

Right now I'm running a Pioneer VSK-561-K receiver with a Klipsch Synergy KSW-10 sub but I have a chance to pick a Paradigm 200 watt sub for cheap and I have a few questions. First, can I even run dual subs with that receiver that only has one sub output, do they make a splitter sub cable...

A friend of mine is looking for a system and wants to spend no more that $1500, it must include speakers with sub and receiver, it doesn't matter if it's 5, 6 or 7.1, anyone have any suggestions?

I'm interested, are you going to post some pictures?

I am absolutely wrong, the price I saw was for a single, I apologize. Stripes, any idea what the shipping would be on those F1's? If it's not too bad I'll make you an offer for them.

You do know you can get the F-1's brand new for $250?

What size are the images that you're showing?

What exactly does this speaker spec mean? Input Power (Maximum/Nominal): 120 Watts/40 Watts My receiver is 100 Watts per channel so I assume even at full volume I can not damage the speaker but does it mean that optimal usage is with only 40 Watts input?

It's a Pioneer VSX-515 and I thought I read somewhere that it was the rear speakers that you had to run through the sub if your receiver didn't have a sub output but the fronts make more sense as there no low frequency's run to the rears. The more I read about doing this the more difficult it...

Right now I have a Yamaha YST-SW215, I'm upgrading to a Klipch SUB-10 with the intention of selling the Yamaha, if I can get a decent price for it. I believe my receiver only has one subwoofer output but just had the thought that I could run the rear speakers through the Yamaha and the Klipsch...

Thanks Mark. Just wanted to say thanks for all your help and that it's finally all set up.

Mark- are you saying that choosing a tag for it is strictly for identification purposes? As far as the receiver knows if I call the Xbox a DVR it's not going to tell me that it's not one?

I'm in process of setting up and assigning my component video inputs for my Pioneer VSK-515 and see that the default is Comp 1 - DVD and Comp 2 - TV. I will run my DVD player into Comp 1 but would like Comp 2 to be my Xbox 360, looking in the manual at the input assign menu I see the choices...