Post pics of your system v2.0

You love blocking that fireplace.

Nice find. I have to ask what you've put in the room to tame the sound. I see reflective surfaces.

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Then I recently got in on the deal of the century. $1280 for a pair of RF-7 II at local Fry's

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That's an amazing deal. Wish there was a Fry's near here. Loved stopping by there when I lived in Austin.


-- Panasonic 65VT60 - love this thing...hope it lasts until I get can a huge affordable OLED.
-- Yamaha Aventage A-820 Receiver
-- 3 x Chase Home Theater PRO-10 (woofer on center has since been replaced with a Delta Eminence 10-A turning the PRO-10 into a SHO-10) -- 97dB sensitivity
-- 2 x Mirage OMD-5 in the rears
-- 1 Outlaw LFM-1EX Sub
-- 1 BIC v1220 Sub (located in diagonal corner away from Outlaw, helps even out the room response)
-- Panasonic DMP-BDT110
-- PS4, PS3
-- Asus Chromebox running openelec

You are downgrading the room. I don't care how good your speakers are they won't sound good in a bad sounding room. What compounds the problem for you are the metal drivers and horns.

Here's what you can do in there.

1) Area rug
2) Window treatments
3) Soft hanging on the walls
4) Furniture (assuming you have this already)

You don't have to go crazy but you do need to do something to limit all of those harsh reflective surfaces.

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-- Panasonic 65VT60 - love this thing...hope it lasts until I get can a huge affordable OLED.
-- Yamaha Aventage A-820 Receiver

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How do you have these connected? I have a Panasonic 60GT50 and a Yamaha RX-A820. If I turn on my receiver before my TV or turn my receiver on before my TV fully boots, I get no sound. I have to reboot my receiver for it activate the digital board or something.

Ok, working on mine

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My wife would have that shite in the front yard with the quickness.

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This. shite would not cut it at all in my (wife's) house. I have a Mark Levinson and Revel system, but it is very classily built into the walls.

VABuckeye:

Any thoughts on my issue?


I have a Panasonic 60GT50 and a Yamaha RX-A820. If I turn on my receiver before my TV or turn my receiver on before my TV fully boots, I get no sound. I have to reboot my receiver for it activate the digital board or something.

Blue couch...YOLO!

It sounds like something is kicking back from the TV as it comes on. How are the two connected? I'm guessing HDMI. If so have you tried swapping out HDMI cables?

My workspace is not that clean and never has been

Embarrassed to take a pic of my desk setup right now, but here's an older potato cam shot of it.



And I'm sure everyone by now has seen the beast that runs all of it.