What causes this error message.

[Coachorr54]

Inappropriate or spam see attachment. I was trying to ask if I could get by with one system or I should.wait and the error kept coming up.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

Hard to say. Possibly because it could look like something is for sale due to the dollar signs. I’m only guessing though...
FWIW, it looks like you’re after. 7.1.2 system. I would recommend 5.1.4 instead. I think you’ll find it more immersive.

 

[Coachorr54]

Awe

Hard to say. Possibly because it could look like something is for sale due to the dollar signs. I’m only guessing though...
FWIW, it looks like you’re after. 7.1.2 system. I would recommend 5.1.4 instead. I think you’ll find it more immersive.

Awesome thank you. When looking for a receiver what are the specs? 9.2? Or how do you get to 5.1.4? Thanks

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

Awe

Awesome thank you. When looking for a receiver what are the specs? 9.2? Or how do you get to 5.1.4? Thanks

YeH. 9.2=5.1.4. Just add the first and last. I use a Marantz 6012, but I also added an external amp for 7.x.4. It has processing for 11 speakers but only 9 internal amps. So you have to pay attention to that when comparing specs. For example, as long as the AVR includes Atmos(or dtsx) then you can usually know what it can do. 7.1 can do a regular 7.1, or 5.1.2, or 9.1 can do 5.1.4, or 7.1.2 etc. The .1 in the center is just the LFE channel. Many AVR’s can adjust two subs independently, but some have a simple internal splitter and are still labeled as .2 subs. Have to pay attention there too, but the 6014 you’re interested in will set the levels and distances for two separate subs. It will EQ them as one which is common practice.

 

[Coachorr54]

YeH. 9.2=5.1.4. Just add the first and last. I use a Marantz 6012, but I also added an external amp for 7.x.4. It has processing for 11 speakers but only 9 internal amps. So you have to pay attention to that when comparing specs. For example, as long as the AVR includes Atmos(or dtsx) then you can usually know what it can do. 7.1 can do a regular 7.1, or 5.1.2, or 9.1 can do 5.1.4, or 7.1.2 etc. The .1 in the center is just the LFE channel. Many AVR’s can adjust two subs independently, but some have a simple internal splitter and are still labeled as .2 subs. Have to pay attention there too, but the 6014 you’re interested in will set the levels and distances for two separate subs. It will EQ them as one which is common practice.

Excellent. Thank you for the clear info.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

Excellent. Thank you for the clear info.

Roger that!