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Guys; In effort to increase our forum engagement and traffic, I am trying out a new thing where we post product related threads for people to engage. Please see my latest example...

Introducing the new M2 Master Reference Monitor from JBL. This new speaker system is said to feature a revolutionary waveguide dubbed 'Image Control' that provides neutral off-axis frequency response. The D2 compression horn driver is crossed over at 800 Hz. Both the tweeter and woofer utilize...

Continuing our investigation of the various room correction products on the market, we had a chat with Mathias Johansson of Dirac who was kind enough to answer our questions. For those unfamiliar with the company, their room correction solution is used commercially as well as in home audio...

Definitive Technology A60 Dolby Atmos Elevation Speaker Review The Definitive Technology A60 Atmos Elevation speaker features a 3" treated paper driver in a sealed enclosure that retails for $499/pair. It's meant to be a companion speaker to their venerable BP-8060ST towers though it's no...

At a glance, RBH's EP-SB wireless in-ear headphones have a lot going for them. Priced at $179, they bring Bluetooth 4.0 with aptX, NFC pairing, and up to six hours of continuous talk / listening time. More importantly, if they share any DNA with RBH's EP1s, they'll bring excellent sound quality...

Hi William; I wouldn't get too technical about this and would leave your front channels in the optimal location for two-channel imaging and soundstage. Much of the sound from the A60s is diffuse and ambient more than precise localization up at the ceiling like the marketing photos show you. I...

This is Part 1 of our Dolby Atmos Elevation Speaker Explained Youtube Video. I gives you the nuts and bolts of the speaker tech. Part 2 is coming in a week or so and it will give details about the Dolby Atmos Crossover. Stay tuned...

Today Audioholics goes over how to make an educated purchasing decision when buying a subwoofer for your home theater system. We've created a handy checklist of items that need to be considered and balanced, including cost, size, aesthetics, and output. We also touch on the pros and cons of...

Priced at $559 and $1,199 respectively, the Furman Elite-15 DMi and Elite-20 PFi aren't inexpensive line conditioners / surge protectors. However, they're solidly built and boast non-sacrificial series mode surge protection along with a few helpful features like switchable outlets and 12V...

Got this email feedback to Todd's Article: Todd's Response: Hi Jason, Thanks for your comments! I will grant you – and hopefully I made it clear in the intro of the article – that, yes this is theoretical. It’s just the particular facet of subwoofer optimization that I am addressing. It...

Editorial Note about Dolby Surround Upmixer Center Spread Feature At the time of evaluating the AVR-X5200W, I was unaware of the adjustable parameter called "Center Spread" buried in the user manual on page 176. As such, I had it set in the default (off) position during all of my two-channel...

Try spacing them out 10ft apart with less toe-in for a 12ft listening distance.

Actually we're both wrong. It's based off the 4100 platform as I just confirmed with my D&M contacts. There is not 4200 yet. :)

Actually I believe the SR7009 is based on the X4200W platform but with some analog upgrades.

Yes you can add a 2CH amp to do a full 7.2.4 config. I updated my review to be more clear on this as follows: The AVR-X5200W is packed with speaker connections (11 pairs to be exact). Though you can only use up to 9 pairs simultaneously since the Denon provides nine channels of amplification...

The Denon AVR-X5200W 9.2 Channel Dolby Atmos A/V receiver packs a punch with a fully assignable amp section rated at 140 watts/ch x 9. It’s a moderately priced wireless networking A/V receiver that’s a jack of all trades and will accommodate all of your A/V processing needs for the foreseeable...

Today Audioholics walks through the process of manually level matching your speakers. Why bother when we've got advanced auto-calibration like Audyssey MultEQ on board? Even today's automatic setup systems make the occasional mistake, so it doesn't hurt to double-check their work. To start...

I am very appreciative of Todd Welti taking the time to do this article. I have many other topics I'd love for him and Harman to write on for us as I really appreciate and trust the research they do.

While we generally recommend the subwoofer crawl to help find the best spot to place a single subwoofer, there's no denying that a single subwoofer can't provide smooth response over a wide seating area. While multiple subwoofers can help deal with this issue, there aren't many guidelines...

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