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I have a Denon 1312. It's a small room. I recently decided to upgrade my budget form 300$ to 500$. Previously I had Energy Take RC Micro's, fairly good and I enjoyed them, however, most of the set randomly died on me, I tried everything, and can't figure out why. So I want a replacement. I paid...

I just got an email: https://blackfriday.bestbuy.com/door+busters/product/4758734/toshiba++40quot+class++lcd++1080p++60hz++hdtv About this, from bestBuy. I know they're not "known" for their TV's... But I sit about 5 feet back from my bed or so...I was told 37'' or above from this...

Alright. So, I have my Receiver hooked up to my PC. Been this way for months, previously I used a DVI to HJDMI adapter and it got rid of the issues I had with my computer detecting the Receiver as a Display. It Extended my desktop, so basically, my mouse / or whatever I am doing, goes off...

No, it's a 120GB Slim, came out in 2010. Well as long as it's the same thing, just annoying not to see.

I got a Denon 1712 for 270$ on World wide Stereo, but it seems that is gone...hmm. Maybe wait til this comes back in stock: DENON AVR-1712 7.1 A/V Surround Receiver | Accessories4less Epic receiver. HDMI Version 1.4 3D Ready Yes General Features Color Black Surround Modes Dolby...

My Denon does support Master HD Audio, it says so on the box, manual, and website. It's a 1312. "dts-HD Master Audio and High Resolution Decoding" "Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital+ Decoding" Is this not it? HDMI to Bluray to Receiver to TV I don't see a Bitstream mode or audiophile mode...

So I have a Denon receiver and I have a 5.1 setup downstairs. Now say I pop in Band of Brothers Blu-Ray. It has DTS-HD Audio 5.1 I go to options and select DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 and my Receiver just still says Multi-Channel In. It flickers abit, then bam. On Normal TV, I get Dolby Digital...

Subdude arrived today. Put it up on it's platform. Tried placing it more away from the wall, as much as I could. Still get a bit vibration, bass it clearer, but still way to boomy. Guess it's just my room & nothing can be done about it.

So...I got a proper tri-pod, as the first time I ran it, it sounded bad, so I figured I'd do a proper setup and get a tripod. Did that, followed all the guides... Ran it properly this time. Rear & Front Surrounds - 200HZ Center - 150HZ -10dB on all the speakers or so. Rear Surrounds - Out...

Well, now they are reported as being out of phase again, upon a second check...annoying And Audessy set my Crossover to 200HZ! Ugh.

Really? Is that all? So no need for an extra 10$. Thanks. As for the above post; thanks! I might try that, a friend suggested it to me, to reverse the wiring, but I thought "That's way to simple a solution", but I may try it now! **************** Reversed the polarity.. and Audessy...

What's the difference between the Subdude HD and normal, besides 10$? Amazon.com: Auralex SubDude Subwoofer Isolation Riser; 15x15x2-inch SubDude in Charcoal, Single: Musical Instruments...

I'm shite with my hands, so I doubt I'd manage it even half right. 50$ is alot for what it is...but...I'll get it in the next week or so...my room is just really poorly suited for my subwoofer...got to make it as best I can. As for how they sound...quite good, though my tri-pod comes tomorrow...

So my sub is a Velodyne VX-11. It has no "Feet", it lays directly against my hardwood floor. Even turned down to about a Quarter volume + -12dB and whatnot, the amount of bass it produces is, well, absurd, the room shakes, and I get these crazy vibrations. So I figured maybe putting a towel...

So, I googled about this quite abit. I've checked the wiring, checked my settings, ect. I have them matched positive & negative, correctly. The wire itself is 16 gauge, which was hard as all hell to fit inside these Energy RC Micro though, but I managed it; the thing is, it's the same for all...

Ah, Setup Mic only? That's a shame. My Soundcard is the Creative X-Fi Titanium Professional. Not the best by any means, but mid-range. As for USB Mics, I was looking at this; 90$ http://www.auzentech.com/site/products/jam_ufo.php

I want to get a Microphone, one for recording voices, so that they sound natural, you know, directly to my PC, I have a A/V Receiver with a MiC in port and a Sound card with a mic jack, so either of those would work. I plan to do some voice work and most generic headsets or desk microphones...

HMm, ok. I have some questions, I can't run Auddessy until that cable gets here; but... All I can get is Multi Channel Stereo. I don't see a Surround Mode here. They are Sats and I hear Crossover for these is recommended 120HZ? I tried both 80 HZ & 120HZ and didn't really notice a difference...

No edit button. So anyways, hooked up both now and tried out "Test tone" and got feedback from the two rear ones. However, I only get an option for MCH Stereo, and my options on the computer to select it, they play them from the front left & right instead. Sounding odd. So, the Receiver has...

Ok, yeah, that is dumb. Not getting any audio out of it...just to make sure, I went back and checked the speaker wire, it's solid. Hmm. Googling shows it mayu have something to do with amp Assign or something...but i tried all the modes and nothing. If I change the amp to "Normal" a little...