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I didn't know Clint had a Cycle. What are you riding Clint?

You should not have set the EQ max leave it alone and set flat. You should explain to us your speaker and equipment setup, read your manual first, run the Audyssey setup, then recheck your speaker configuration settings after. Start by reading through this site...

I will have to disagree. It is the design not the build quality. Gene certainly did not have an issue with it. http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/amplifiers/emotiva-xpa-2/xpa-2-measurements

While I certainly understand Zumbo's concerns with stuff made in China, Emotiva stuff is hard to ignore. Adcom's version of the XPA-5 is more than twice the cost and I can guarantee it does not sound twice as good. It also may very well be made in China. It would not surprise me. I would also...

Or unless his amps are powered by one of these:) But yeah as said he needs to read some basic physics for sure:rolleyes:

Excellently put:)

I bought the Eastwood portrait in some mall in FL years ago and never hung it.

No, that pic is before the new Onkyo. I am only using one now the Onkyo remote is great.:D That was an issue though.

No, that is probably the best bet. A design like that.

As already stated it is honor; they are a proud race of people. It is a disgrace how little the morons in charge are not doing more to help. Makes me sick to see this country treat one of our best allies like this.

I could move the sides up a little or try and angle them more towards the front. The rears are about 3ft tweeter to tweeter and I think they are less of an issue. One of those other surrounds mentioned though may be the best option for my room.

I would say the rear effects are just not as noticeable as they should be. Some material you can hear them but on other stuff it almost seems like they are not even there at all yet when I walk back there they are on and stuff is playing. I just don't think I am hearing everything I should. They...

Yeah I know there are some that have the switch, but I had di-poles in the past and did not like them even for movies. I used to have a pair of Mirage Bi-poles about 12 years ago but that was when I only had a Pro-logic setup. I guess right now I am looking for the best compromise because I am...

ROKU updated lately and now just to use their little box to watch Netflix you have to give them your credit card. They can stick their little black box up their A$$. I paid my 99 for the box and I don't watch anything on it that I have to pay for. They don't need my credit card just so I can...

Anyone ever hear these? http://axiomaudio.com/surroundspeakers.html

I do have it setup 7.1 now with side and surround backs. It's works ok but I think it could be improved which is why I was considering changing the sides out. Bi-poles might be the best choice then cause I know first hand that di-poles suck really bad on 5.1 music material.

So if done correctly an array of some small two-ways maybe two or three depending on room size could work and might work better than just one set of monopoles. I am thinking two 4in two-ways for my room on each side.

I actually tried that once with my two sets of Atoms. It sounded fine and gave good coverage for both sets of seats. I have never seen Dolby labs or DTS mention this sort of arrangement for a home theater. I wonder why that is? For a rectangular room such as mine what about making a special...

ummm I'll pass. No thanks!

Any of you guys know of some nice bipole/dipole surround kits or projects that would go good with the Usher fronts I am going to build?