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Anyone here have experience with monoprice's speakers?
They have ribbon in-walls sparring at $49
Looking to a center and surrounds. May grab a martinlogan center off eBay to match the mains but need to figure out the surrounds. I'd only use them for movies and maybe sports. Stay 2.1 the rest of the time.
I would pass, just my opinion. In all honesty they wouldn't even make it to my garage
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Seeing that outlaw amp reminded me that I've has a Carver Premier AV-705 and a Carver CT-27v preamp sitting (covered) in my attic for 15+ years now.
I should do something with those.
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Don't really have a use for them. Was my wifes system when we got married. Replaced those two with an integrated.
I could do distributed audio, but don't really have a need. Not entirely suire how I'd downmix stereo out from the CT to mono and then split that across 5 channels anyway. I could figure it out but, like I said, don't really need it.
The Yammy has plenty enough power to distribute audio throughout the house at ~1300 watt. :rockin:
HDCP 2.2 is a copy protection communication encryption protocol not signal chain specification. HDCP 2.2 required a HDMI 2.0 port to function, but not all HDMI 2.0 ports implement HDCP 2.2.
What, 1300 watts rms? Thats awesome I want one. Is that 250 watts per channel over 5.1?
For the carver, garage?!
If one is buying all new gear today it probably has HDCP 2.2. The people that have to be most careful are those who may try to mix earlier 4k stuff with newer 4k stuff.
I've tried small speakers/bookshelves in my HT system. Despite having two subs with the small speakers it never seemed to have quite the same impact/punch as using larger main speakers. And, thats even when both were crossed over at 80Hz (same subs in either case).
That said, I have a couple pair of smaller speakers that I do enjoy, just didn't cut it for me in the HT system.
What kind of bookshelves were they, if you dont mind me asking?
The speakers i am referring to above were 800 a speaker 20 years ago. I agree they lose a little punch over the 900 dollar per speaker towers, but in fidelity and quality there is no comparison imo. Ymmv of course. The question for me became quality vs quantity. Ultimately quality won out because normally it's really not turned up that loud and the upgrade to the high end towers is a big jump. Even though they are amazing speakers, i agree they are still bookshelves, and like you I do enjoy Towers more. But after listening to the highest-end bookshelves the lower end Towers just didn't sound very good at all. I hope to upgrade when the right deal comes along.
@whoaru awesome collection there. I would love to have heard that many different types. Some are diy, right? How do they sound