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Emotiva has the same owner since its inception. It looks like they are just listing their gear on Amazon for more visibility. If you call their toll free# you will find someone to help you. I've never had a problem getting in contact with them and I am sure most of their customers on our...

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Guys; We could really use help editorially. We need regular contributors to produce content such as: Product comparisons Product Previews Industry News Reviews How To Guides AV knowledge and solid writing skills is a must. If you're a pro installer, that's great! You can even feature...

Reaction Audio PS-15X & PV-15X Subwoofer Preview Reaction Audio's new PS-15X ($799.99) and PV-15X ($999.99) aim to redefine what you can expect from a value priced subwoofer. At a glance, the hardware appears impressive for the cost, with both models boasting a long-throw 15" driver as well...

Are HRTF’s Necessary in Dolby Atmos Elevation Speakers? There's been a lot of talk lately about the Dolby Atmos Elevation (aka. Dolby Enabled) speakers and how through proprietary DSP processing in an Atmos AV Receiver along with a specialized speaker design can create the illusion of...

I believe their standard 10" driver is more like 5-6 ohms so two of them in parallel would be closer to 3-4 ohms. I haven't played with their new 250 amp but their old SA300 is absolutely stable with even 2 1010's wired in parallel. 2 SI-10s in parallel are an easy load and I can shake my...

Actually with single driver subs he can wire them in parallel. I do this with an older RBH amp with my bedroom dual SI-10's and it works great. More power than connecting in series and the amp is stable.

Denon AVR-X7200W A/V Receiver Preview The AVR-X7200W is Denon's newest flagship A/V receiver and its upgradeable. Priced at one dollar below $3k, this 9.2 channel receiver (expandable to 11.2) boasting 150W of power per channel, Audyssey MultEQ XT with SubEQ, HDMI 2.0, Dolby Atmos, and Auro-3D...

Yamaha YSP-2500 Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer Review Can a single sound bar truly replace 5 or more surround speakers? The new Yamaha YSP-2500 features the same sound projector technology that is used to create true discrete surround channels from a single sound bar and wireless sub as...

thanks Guys. We can't reproduce it here but are working on it. It seems to be an issue with how our youtube code updates on the forum. It's not harmful however.

you have malware or a virus on your PC. Use RKill to stop all processes then MBAM to clean up the Malware your computer followed by AVAST or AVG to get any viruses.

What are the Best Subwoofers in the World? Realistically, most A/V enthusiasts are bassaholics at heart: few things in life can force a grin on our faces like a big deep bass effect in a movie reproduced with gusto. As a result, the question of which subwoofers are the best pop up on our...

Buying Guide: How to Shop an A/V Receiver We'd like to say that we've created a definitive guide on receiver buying. Of course, every person's needs are unique. What we have tried to create is a general guide on how to whittle down your choices. Once they are down to a reasonable level...

Can someone kindly tally up the 20 most common selections in this thread and post it or PM me so we can turn this into an editorial? Thanks.

Onkyo Dolby Atmos A/V Receiver Comparison Guide With no less than five A/V receivers supporting Dolby Atmos, Onkyo leads the pack in terms of adopting the new audio format. Audioholics takes a look at the TX-NR636 ($699), TX-NR737 ($899), TX-NR838 ($1,199), TX-NR1030 ($1,699), and the...

i get in enough trouble in my Lexus IS350F. Florida is overrun with cops handing out speeding tickets taking any remote fun away of driving a sports car :mad:

Yes and be careful with some beer/speaker companies science as they often misuse the term to justify making a mediocre, though consistent, product.

Your drunk on sound being surrounded by an entire RBH T2 system. No beer is needed :)