shoot...that's nice unlike mine god i hate "my" cabinet

[attachmentid=954812][attachmentid=954814]
[attachmentid=954818]

This post has been edited by arremie: May 10 2009, 03:17 AM

tq tq...yes i am

hahaha...the floating center kind of pathetic . I really need to get proper av rack. Nice meeting you too bro. Will see you again soon

yeah...Klipsch buddy

come come join the club

look who's talking

Next u need cdp

eh post some pic la showing ur "pads"

The truth is he's too fussy cabutzz...

Another 'taukeh' in the making . U got my support for sure

Finally....good job bro
Don't forget mine

Yes keep this thread for chit chatting

My RF52 distance is about 1.5-2ft from wall. I do not have echo problem like our friend coz I have 3 big ass fabric sofa there and a lot of crap at the back wall

Eye opener? Everyday before going to work I pray my RC52 wont fall off

The manual came in a nice sealed black envelope with Klipsch logo. Until now still sealed

Aiyo the quality looks so bad. No wonder cheap cheap only

Best way to cut is to use hot wire. Wear mask. The burning fumes is really bad.

Why people want to run presence? Is it better than surround. I have enuf speakers to try but no cable
So currently I just run 6.1 (single back channel). Nothing impressive la but the surround now sounded fuller compared to 5.1 setup but need to run movies with DDex or DTSes to make use the back channel. If movies with only 5.1 sound, no sound coming from back channel

Anyway, nice setup bro

u hoping for more discount?

Yep I found it. Turn out I need to set my extended surround speaker setting to EX/ES and not leave it at auto. Thanks for the head up. Now got sound coming from the back center channel even only running 5.1 track.

Anyway, I'm just testing and playing around with my extra speakers before I sell them. Gonna get bipole later for left/right surround and then back to 5.1 mode. I'm not that impress with 6.1 setup now and I think I can live without it. At least not until I got BDP

Too much hassle la bro for presence setup. I don't want to put a nail in my wall just for the sake of testing. My wife sure bising later

I rolled a 2' x 4' foam and put at the corner as a bass trap. Now bass less boomy when I stand at that corner. Need to get more foam to make it a 4 feet foam pillar

Tq. You understand perfectly my purpose of doing that

I stand there just to listen if the foam has any effect or not and it does. So it helps the overall acoustic of that room. I guess i can hug the foam roll at my sitting place if I want to reduce the bass there

This post has been edited by arremie: May 19 2009, 04:12 PM

Later I post up pictures when I go back home. U can roll up any foam from packing material. The thicker the foam the better. The one I use meant for acoustic treatment.

Example of packing foam material is like this one my friend use as back support

[attachmentid=972988]