You can change all the power cables in your house, but can you change all the power cables coming to your house from the power station(s)?
Come on la guys.

How was the 5010 compared to your v681? It didn't sound good?

The changing cable thing sounds like snake oil to me coz if new power cables can make a difference they are implying that the original cables are defective/crap?
I don't really understand the logic of this power socket and power cable thingy. Is it just a placebo affect or there is some truth to it?

Why view the absence of detachable power cable negatively? It means one less contact point that will give rise to sound degradation.

If need to change to another power cable, just solder the new cable directly to the equipment. Much better off this way.

Thanks for ur advise guys. Is a 18x18x10 feet height room consider a small room right?

For my Atmos speakers, I bought Oxygen from Acoustique Systems (Amcorp Mall) in 2016. Can't remember exactly... around RM 10 to 12 per metre.

Just to share that this just came http://www.audioholics.com/editorials/deno...lteq-editor-app

The apps only available for 6300 and not 6200. You can can consider

Hehe... a picture is worth a thousand words !

A guy from Home Theatre enthusiast shown me his setup which are using 2 Yammy avr for this... he told me yammy comes with a feature that supports this function with using only 1 remote but I dunno how true it is?  Rxa3060 connected with Rxv671 for 7.2.4 setup...

Remember... even the latest DVD also got Cinavia protection. When you play any *ah-hem" disc... sound muted after playing some time. Bluray also got cinavia. Not all discs have it so the problem only appear for those discs that they put in Cinavia. Of course, totally NO problem for genuine original discs.

Using AVR for home theater for front speaker using bi-amp better or external power amp better tq

I think my spk is good enough but itchy just want to try out bi-amp or external power amp bcos both my amp is ready for use.

Guys, when setting ht spk to small wonder at what hz u guys set for crossover.tq

No golden rule.
Most competent speakers should be able to play with authority down to at least 60-80hz, making 80hz a very nice balance point as a crossover for most situations/rooms.
I personally have my LCRs at 60hz, surrounds and heights at 80hz.
But at the same time, I've heard and seen a few people who employs a minimum of 6 subs in the room but has LCR speakers that can play down to 40hz easily yet cross them at 100hz. Because of how even the bass is in the room due to the multi subs config, even at 120hz it is very difficult to localize where the subs are yet at the same time the LCR speakers sound extremely cohesive with the entire system.

I also set my lcr at 60hz n the rest 80hz but i realise when lcr set to 80hz the mid is more detail. Any commend on this. Actually my ypao detect all  my spk as big n 40hz but i set all to small n the hz as above mention

Had been ages since I posted for this forum on the setup

any of Home Theater member here using DENON AVR 4310 ?

try to buy ofc pure copper cable online..14awg or 16awg will work for you.. consider thicker cable (smaller awg) if the placement is near and thinner cable (higher awg) if your placement is further.