Recent content by Spidacat

When you can, post some screen shots of some basic REW sweeps or even the before/after Audyssey graphs. They're only predicted, but if your bass is really nerfed they might be good enough to see what's going on.

@Ty_Tanium do you happen to have REW? A few sweeps of before/after Audyssey might help show what's going on? Have you used other room correction software in the past and had better success? BTW, Audyssey only reports the F3 of your speaker. The AVR translates that to small or large and picks...

@Ty_Tanium Unless you made some kind of error during the process, it's unlikely that Audyssey royally screwed up. Depending on what you came from, perhaps you're used to bloated bass or maybe your room without EQ has a nice boost in the 40-60 Hz range that you're used to? Audyssey is trying to...

Now that you mention it I do remember some interesting looking speakers (towers in the $1500 range?). I don't remember any comments or reviews though. Looking at their web site they have quite a few products in several lines. Guess I was wrong - looks like they've had some expensive offerings...

I've never been to any of the big shows, but this event has plenty to see and is very reasonably priced. Fortunately I'm pretty local so I've been every year. The only bad thing is that I realized how much a room can make or break a demo. Other than the HT rooms and some larger featured rooms...

I'm only familiar with Starke as a value brand, mostly their very reasonably priced subs. Seems like quite a leap forward on price. Do they have the kind of pedigree that people will consider them at this price point?

Enter me to win.

@3dbinCanada Thanks. I looked at my replacement - it's a 665 so I'm good there also I guess.

I bought a replacement 650 or 670 (can't remember) in case my other ever died. It looks like if I want to transfer the existing profile over I'll still be OK? But it does stink that after support is finished that I'll never be able to make changes if I ever change out a component.

I replaced an Onkyo pro pre-pro with a modern (at the time) AVR (Denon X4300) to get HDMI inputs and Atmos processing. I upgraded my speakers from plain black boxes with problematic powered woofers to speakers (Revel) with nice cabinets and a really nice 3 way center. I upgraded my subs...

Two PSA TV2112's as subs and a pair of JBL 12" in a HeZe platform for tactical response. Subs are aligned via REW using a miniDSP 2x4 HD to get a pretty decent response pre equalization. The run Audyssey Mult-X and make small corrections for subwoofer "distance" to get a much better transition...

I don't know about sounds, but the hard 90 degree "turns" (3 of them) are a big no no for moving liquids and solids.

I bought a 70" 4K TV in 2015. It's not HDR because from what I was reading at the time it wasn't a given it would take hold anytime soon. Swing and a miss for me. A few years ago I had a pretty big itch to get a new fairly high end set, but the paralysis by analysis got the better of me. While...

Although I've bought some new equipment and much bigger and better subs, I'd say my biggest improvements have all been due to learning and applying things I've read on forums such as this and AVS. REW and a miniDSP to really dial in the sub integration before any EQ or room correction, really...

Probably not too surprising? Once you get the initial infrastructure and catalog set up (lots of work), maintaining and adding new stuff is probably way less labor intensive.