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design of the room, acoustics of the room and acoustics of the speaker are a big factor. also using built in eq or manual are determining factors. if you're looking for the best imaging, especially...

the 65's are a great price. if you can swing it i would get the 75's @ $199 though. much better front l/r setup and would complement a nice sub better. get the 818 if you can afford it. it is...

funny that a certain somebody says onkyo runs hot when the 818 has proven to run pretty cool. all the others though seem to run the usual. onkyo still uses a/b amps so it is best to have active...

i just couldn't bring myself to do it. talking with an audio bud of mine and we came to the conclusion that upgrading xo's is pricey. maybe hearing it personally would persuade me more but it has...

because drilling is one method to securely mount speakers. the other is paying a high markup on 1st party OEM stands/mounts or 3rd party mounts/stands. pick your poison. and floorstanding is one...

hmmmm... couldn't find the hole either. interesting. :lol:

lol. i was thinkng if the guy that came up with product was the fastest sperm, did his daddy have a glow in the dark "male plug"? :mrgreen:

you have tools? buying high grade finished wood is costly. using regular lumber would look tacky even though that would make your budget. buying the high grade stuff and staining it yourself would...

i didn't die. still looking around on this stuff and trying to get a gauge for whatever budget allows. i haven't set my budget yet but i definitely was thinking it was going to be a cheaper upgrade...

i'm having a hard time finding results. perhaps i'm using the wrong and/or combination of words. anyways, crossovers easy or hard for somebody that isn't scared and has some basic knowledge of...