kewadinbob
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| Meridian G95 Class D amp with my Revel M22s? Thanks so much Internetmin. Your insights are great and the article was perfect since it used Revel and Lexicon. And it led to another helpful article. I'm also glad to know you used Marantz with your M22s. I really and happy with the sound I'm ge... | |
| HT Receiver recommendation You may also consider a used Marantz SR-18. Wonderfully musical for 2 channel AND SUPERB for home theatre. They can be had for about $600 with a little patience and bargaining skills. | |
| A/V Receiver for B&W matrix speakers I agree with Gaw - a Marantz SR-18 is an excellent choice. I've used them to drive 4 ohm KEFs with no issues at all. In addition, it's just a wonderfully musical receiver built like a tank. | |
| Heavy Center Channel Wall Mount I used a swivel tv mount for my center. It worked superbly. It had 5 bolts for the wall to secure it - and aa strap down so that the speaker did not vibrate back and forth so as to damage the bottom's finish. I've since changed things around &... | |
| Digital Video Essential DVE Disc I've been using Video Essentials for years with great success. Rob is right - those tvs are set to excessive vibrance right out of the box. After calibrating with Video Essentials you'll find that programming takes on a more "film-like" appearance... | |
| Help Bookshelf recommendations Thanks for the feedback! My system consists of the Klipsch KLF-30s, RC-3 II center, and SS-1 surrounds....powered by a Marantz SR-18 receiver. Source materials come from a Sony DVD jukebox and my Dish Network HD receiver. I'll most likely be selli... | |
| Do Audiophiles blow speakers? I tend to listen to concert DVDs at "realistic" listening levels. Using a Marantz SR-18 receiver I've blown the bass driver on a pair of Alon IVs. The cones just became seperated, so not really a blow-out. I've also rattled the cabinets loose on a... |