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We only censor threads when people become offensive or rude towards others, or they debate politics and religion, or they spam our forums. We welcome all viewpoints regardless if we disagree. This is a democratic website :) I don't understand why some folks continually think we don't...

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Steve you should be writing for us ;) Whats your background?

Guys thanks for bringing this to our attention. Its difficult sometimes to completely verify a new advertisers credentials. They sent us a few cable samples that checked out ok and upon perusing their site and correcting some of their literature we thought everything was a go. I will contact...

Irvrobinson; Thanks for your kind words and vote of confidence. Its difficult some times to sift through whats real and whats marketing. Its even worse when review publications endorse the marketing nonsense as truth and futher confuse consumers. We do our best to keep it real and always...

In the bass management menu there is a THX setting and Main + Sub setting (not sure if its called this exactly). Set it to the latter so you get sub out despite your main speakers are set to large. Also realize the Denon is sophisticated enough that it allows independent level trim settings...

AV_Phile; If you want some solid substance on room acoustics, check out these articles which you may find of interest: <A href="http://www.audioholics.com/techtips/roomacoustics/roomacoustictreatments.php"></A>Learning acoustics principles can be a duanting task, but we cannot stress their...

All great ideas, but so little time. Any volunteers to undertake this for us? Simply goto our review page and create a spreadsheet of scores for each category. Though its not absolute, especially since they are subjective scores done by different reviewers. Anyways, help is appreciated and...

Ah I see John. I pay the bill for more bandwidth, so you can have a field day on these forums and link it to other places ;) How about donating an article or two to us from time to time :confused:

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John; We just did another upgrade to our servers (hopefully final for along time) where we are now hosting the forums on their own server. This may have messed up your pics and not sure we can fix it. I promise it won't happen again! Sorry :(

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Of course there are always compromises. The 2092 was a flagship product several years ago, so obviously Yamaha put forth their best effort and biggest amp section, second only to the DSP A1. First off, I recommend setting your rears to small regardless. Without knowing your room size...

No you cannot send multi channel SACD or DVD-A signals to your 2092. The only option would be to have your 2092 modified to have 6CH inputs added, but care must be taken that the person doing it doesn't mess things up or make your receiver noisey. The amp section in the 2092 is better than...

The all channels driven test has very little real world application, especially in ordinary households where the consumers don't utilize a variac to hold the line voltage constant. All you’re testing in this case is the limitation of the Mains if the amp is powerful enough to suck most of the...

Is that 700sq ft or cuft? 700sqft with 8 ft ceilings is 5600 cuft and is a very large room.

That is not cable distortion. What you are describing is noise pickup which migrates through the system and then gets amplified in the electronics (assuming the electronics lack adequate filtering). The cable is NOT the mechanism for the distortion and yes in this scenario shielded cables...

Richard; Cables DO NOT cause non-linear distortions, but don't take my word for it, check out what Bruno from Phillips has to say about it along with his test data from one of the worlds most accurate devices for measuring distortion in the following article: Debunking the Myth Of Cable...

Jack; I have had similar problems with my DVD 5900 and even 2900. In fact, I couldn't even play Star Wars Episode 1 on my 5900 when it was brand new. Check your firmware version. Having the latest firmware uploaded does help this problem alot.

Wait a minute, why did you pick up your own xmas present? Wheres the fun in that :confused: I think your wife needs to return it and get you something else now :p