The H/P Amp gain setting, u guys set to low, middle, or high.tq

from the manual:
Set the gain of the headphone amplifier. Set this according to the impedance of the connected headphones. It is recommended that this is set on the “Low” side if the headphones have low impedance and on the “High” side if they have high impedance.

usually low gain. unless u run out of volume level. then up 1 step

I need help from audio experts here.

I received a set of used speakers and necessary wires for home theatre system from my relative. The brand is CAV (Computer Audio Video) from China. The speakers and sound bars are heavy and of good quality.

I did check with some friends about the installation but they have no idea on how to do the setup for this China brand speakers.

Do experts here have any idea on the installation? I do not have an amplifier but I do have a Sony blu-ray BDV-E2100. Many thanks!

This post has been edited by winner: Dec 7 2016, 11:02 AM

Why not ask your relative

He is in China.

Maybe can email or something. I really don't think anyone here can answer your question

First, buy a receiver. Your BD player cannot power all of these speakers.

Second, I cannot tell if you have enough cables or not from your pictures. Hard to recommend how much you need because you didn't mention your room size or how you will place your speakers. So just buy more if you need more.

As for how to connect... either strip the cables end, connect it to a banana plug and then insert it into the binding posts on your speaker. Or, just strip the cable's end off and screw it into the binding post on the speaker

It's pretty straight forward really, dozens of guides on the internet so just go do a simple search on google.

Hi guys
Anyone tried connecting Samsung wireless sound bar with their radiant 360 speakers to produce 5.1 surround sound ? Very uncomfortable with the sound produced by the sound bar alone especially on 5.1 movies

Since Marantz SR6011 have dual independent subwoofer pre-out, planning to add another subwoofer SVS PB2000. Is that ok to pair with my current Pioneer S-RS3SW 12 inch ported subwoofer?

LOL,

Can la.. but SvS n Pioneer are heaven and earth - if comparo le..
I foresee a second SvS coming..

if space got. why not dual sub. haha strong poison smell here

Completely different tuning points. Good luck in trying to get them to play well together. It can work, but you have to work for it.

im quite confident that audyssey can (without xt32 sub eq). the low pass filter. individual crossover and reference offset are given to adjust.

but agree it take time

Single PB2000 better or PB2000 + pioneer sub better?
In future maybe dual PB2000

that pioneer sub(fart box) can't compete with your pb2000,its will bottle neck your pb2k or kill that pioneer sub without mercy.at least equal or +- watts if cant get same brand sub

This post has been edited by bad2928: Nov 3 2016, 07:35 PM

Don't know how your room looks like. But generally, I'd avoid mixing a good sub with a fart box, no offense. Again like I said, the tuning points are simply different. I mean, the Pioneer S-RS3SW only plays down to a rated 27hz (which I highly doubt, without clipping).
Are you planning to have the PB2000 play down at the 20hz region while your Pioneer does the work above 30hz? That would be like simply crippling your PB2000 as you can't even match them due to the fact that the PB2000 plays flat right up to 150hz while the Pioneer doesn't. Or are you planning for the Pioneer to be nearfield to act as a glorified bass transducer while the PB2000 does the actual work?

I think you should just get the PB2000, do a sub crawl and then place the best it at where the best sounding spot is. Then later on, add another PB2000 if you need to.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Nov 3 2016, 08:16 PM

dual sub got bragging rights.... 1 sub cannot

This post has been edited by ktek: Nov 3 2016, 08:26 PM

Hehe

2 SvS maybe la.. but not 1 SvS n 1 pioneer..
If me, I'd quietly sell the Pioneer..

I wish there were more ID subs easily available here. Too bad that will never happen.