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Query - Denon 2600 and 2 subs
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Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial, "ヒラギノ角ゴ Pro W3", "Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro", メイリオ, Meiryo, Osaka, "ＭＳ Ｐゴシック", "MS P Gothic", sans-serif]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]0 -
I'll try switching them Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial,]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]0 -
Hey Kingaaa.
I'll try switching them Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial,]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]
Let me know the out come.0 -
well, switched them all around today and it is a problem with the sub, and its the VW8 not the Jamo !!! took it apart to see if there were any visible problems - nothing, board and speaker look fine so I plugged it back in without the speaker cover and there is something getting to the cone, you can feel it - but turn the level up to 100% and it feels like 2% !!! I'm really not too keen on throwing good money after bad, this is my 2nd VW8 after you so kindly got my first one replaced when it went into melt-down !!! any other options out there in the sub-world?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I'll try switching them Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial,]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]
Let me know the out come.0 -
Hey Kingaa.
well, switched them all around today and it is a problem with the sub, and its the VW8 not the Jamo !!! took it apart to see if there were any visible problems - nothing, board and speaker look fine so I plugged it back in without the speaker cover and there is something getting to the cone, you can feel it - but turn the level up to 100% and it feels like 2% !!! I'm really not too keen on throwing good money after bad, this is my 2nd VW8 after you so kindly got my first one replaced when it went into melt-down !!! any other options out there in the sub-world?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I'll try switching them Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial,]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]
Let me know the out come.
Sorry to hear it was the sub that was faulty. At least we know the 2600 is in working order.
For a new sub it really depends what you want to spend.
Polk have their new PSW10e priced at £179.00. I could offer one of these for £170
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-204550-polk-audio-psw10e-black-subwoofer.aspx
Q Acoustics also have the 3070S priced at £179
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-201189-q-acoustics-3070s-graphite-subwoofer.aspx
Fynee Audio have the F3.8 priced at £299. I could offer one of these on a deal at £249
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Or the Monitor Audio Bronze W10 which I could offer for £289
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-12912-monitor-audio-bronze-w10-black-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
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Leave it with me Kenny, money is a bit tight at the moment - might have to do with one sub for a while....any news on my vector bass driver or is Monitor Audio still closed down?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaa.
well, switched them all around today and it is a problem with the sub, and its the VW8 not the Jamo !!! took it apart to see if there were any visible problems - nothing, board and speaker look fine so I plugged it back in without the speaker cover and there is something getting to the cone, you can feel it - but turn the level up to 100% and it feels like 2% !!! I'm really not too keen on throwing good money after bad, this is my 2nd VW8 after you so kindly got my first one replaced when it went into melt-down !!! any other options out there in the sub-world?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I'll try switching them Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.Have one myself but cant seem to get a second sub working with it, is there a setting to switch it to 7.2? if there is I cant find it !!!
I've checked over the manual and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn the sub outputs on or off.
Have you tried the 2nd subwoofer in the first output to ensure the sub is working.
You could also try switching the cables of the two subs.
I'm sure you have most likely tried these.
Did you also try and run the the test tone when the 2nd subwoofer is connected or try the setup mic again and run a completely new setup installation.
The below is taken from the the 2600 manual which might be worth checking:
[font=Arial,]If “Speaker Config.” - “Front” and “Center” are set to “Large”, and “Subwoofer Mode” is set to “LFE”, no sound may be output from the subwoofers, depending on the input signal or selected sound mode.[/font]
The only reference I can see for the sub on and off is on the following page of the manual:
http://manuals.denon.com/AVRX2600H/NA/EN/GFNFSYvdfworfs.php
Let me know if any of this has been of help.
Kenny.[/font][/size][/color]
Let me know the out come.
Sorry to hear it was the sub that was faulty. At least we know the 2600 is in working order.
For a new sub it really depends what you want to spend.
Polk have their new PSW10e priced at £179.00. I could offer one of these for £170
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-204550-polk-audio-psw10e-black-subwoofer.aspx
Q Acoustics also have the 3070S priced at £179
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-201189-q-acoustics-3070s-graphite-subwoofer.aspx
Fynee Audio have the F3.8 priced at £299. I could offer one of these on a deal at £249
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Or the Monitor Audio Bronze W10 which I could offer for £289
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-12912-monitor-audio-bronze-w10-black-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?0
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Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David0 -
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I got my replacement driver for the vector yesterday, working a treat now....thanks!!! My sub is still acting up though, Intermittently working so I think it's a new sub rather than replacing the amp module.....Anybody have a Polk PSW10E? they seem to get decent reviews on the internet, was wondering what the comparisons between it and the VW8 wold be like???Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David0 -
Hey Kingaaa.
I got my replacement driver for the vector yesterday, working a treat now....thanks!!! My sub is still acting up though, Intermittently working so I think it's a new sub rather than replacing the amp module.....Anybody have a Polk PSW10E? they seem to get decent reviews on the internet, was wondering what the comparisons between it and the VW8 wold be like???Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David
Glad it arrived with you :)
The Polk is a decent enough little subwoofer and would give the Vetra VW8 a run for its money.
Currently priced at £179
You could maybe also check out the Cambridge X200 coming in at £199
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-11117-cambridge-audio-minx-x200-x201-black-black-subwoofer.aspx
I could offer a deal on the Fyne Audio F3.8 retials at £299 but I could offer one to you for a special price of £225 (While stocks last)
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
Hi Kenny, I messaged you earlier - if you can still do the Polk at £170 delivered I'll take a black one please ?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I got my replacement driver for the vector yesterday, working a treat now....thanks!!! My sub is still acting up though, Intermittently working so I think it's a new sub rather than replacing the amp module.....Anybody have a Polk PSW10E? they seem to get decent reviews on the internet, was wondering what the comparisons between it and the VW8 wold be like???Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David
Glad it arrived with you :)
The Polk is a decent enough little subwoofer and would give the Vetra VW8 a run for its money.
Currently priced at £179
You could maybe also check out the Cambridge X200 coming in at £199
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-11117-cambridge-audio-minx-x200-x201-black-black-subwoofer.aspx
I could offer a deal on the Fyne Audio F3.8 retials at £299 but I could offer one to you for a special price of £225 (While stocks last)
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.0 -
Hey Kingaa.
Hi Kenny, I messaged you earlier - if you can still do the Polk at £170 delivered I'll take a black one please ?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I got my replacement driver for the vector yesterday, working a treat now....thanks!!! My sub is still acting up though, Intermittently working so I think it's a new sub rather than replacing the amp module.....Anybody have a Polk PSW10E? they seem to get decent reviews on the internet, was wondering what the comparisons between it and the VW8 wold be like???Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David
Glad it arrived with you :)
The Polk is a decent enough little subwoofer and would give the Vetra VW8 a run for its money.
Currently priced at £179
You could maybe also check out the Cambridge X200 coming in at £199
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-11117-cambridge-audio-minx-x200-x201-black-black-subwoofer.aspx
I could offer a deal on the Fyne Audio F3.8 retials at £299 but I could offer one to you for a special price of £225 (While stocks last)
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
Didn't see a PM from you.
I can still can offer the Polk at the £170.
I'll drop you a call in the morning for some details.
Kenny.0 -
Smashing Kenny, thanksRichersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaa.
Hi Kenny, I messaged you earlier - if you can still do the Polk at £170 delivered I'll take a black one please ?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hey Kingaaa.
I got my replacement driver for the vector yesterday, working a treat now....thanks!!! My sub is still acting up though, Intermittently working so I think it's a new sub rather than replacing the amp module.....Anybody have a Polk PSW10E? they seem to get decent reviews on the internet, was wondering what the comparisons between it and the VW8 wold be like???Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi kingaaa,
sorry, explained that all wrong !!! no, meant the volume control on the amp of the VW8, at the back of the sub - the Denon is working great !!Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa.actually messing around with it this morning and I got it to work, whatever the problem is its related to the level knob on the amp, turn it all the way up and give it a sharp turn bass kicks in, kinda reminds me of a bad pot on a guitar, dont know if it can be fixed?
Do you mean the volume control on the front of the unit?
Do you have to do this for both subwoofers?
This is not a fault I have ever came across before and not sure how the volume control would effect the sub preouts.
The sub preouts operate on the lower frequencies and once the sub gets those frequencies it will kick into action.
A bad preout connection would cause popping and static through the sub and would be affected by moving the sub cable where it connects to the amp.
If you unplug the sub from the amp and turn the sub on. Touch your finger onto the end of the cable and it should cause the sub the hum or pop and this will indicate that the sub is getting a signal.
It might be worth dropping Denon technical guys a call to see what they say.
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
If it is the volume control on the sub and it needs fixed the best we can do is supply a new amp module for it!
A new amp module for a VW8 would be £160.
Let me know what you think!
Kind regards
David
Glad it arrived with you :)
The Polk is a decent enough little subwoofer and would give the Vetra VW8 a run for its money.
Currently priced at £179
You could maybe also check out the Cambridge X200 coming in at £199
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-11117-cambridge-audio-minx-x200-x201-black-black-subwoofer.aspx
I could offer a deal on the Fyne Audio F3.8 retials at £299 but I could offer one to you for a special price of £225 (While stocks last)
https://www.richersounds.ie/p-13666-fyne-audio-f3-8-subwoofer-black-ash-black-ash-subwoofer.aspx
Let me know your thoughts.
Kenny.
Didn't see a PM from you.
I can still can offer the Polk at the £170.
I'll drop you a call in the morning for some details.
Kenny.0 -
Kenny, whats the delivery time during the lockdown? any chance of having it by the weekend?0
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Hi Kenny, I got that by Friday, thanks for the fast shipping - I've been testing it for a full week and I've got to say, for the price it's fantastic !!! so much so I'll take another one if you have them in stock?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »0 -
Hi Kingaaa,
Hi Kenny, I got that by Friday, thanks for the fast shipping - I've been testing it for a full week and I've got to say, for the price it's fantastic !!! so much so I'll take another one if you have them in stock?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
We do still have limited stock of these available in the warehouse!
Let me know if you'd like to go ahead with one!
Kind regards
David0 -
yes David, 100%....give me a ring whenever and we'll sort it out?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
Hi Kingaaa,
Hi Kenny, I got that by Friday, thanks for the fast shipping - I've been testing it for a full week and I've got to say, for the price it's fantastic !!! so much so I'll take another one if you have them in stock?Richersounds.ie: DavidS wrote: »
We do still have limited stock of these available in the warehouse!
Let me know if you'd like to go ahead with one!
Kind regards
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It has "Audessey" setup, probably do something close to what your looking for?Hi
Am thinking of purchasing the Denon avr-2600. However my centre speaker will be 1 foot right of centre in a tv cabinet.
Can the Denon adjust the sound from the centre speaker to appear it is coming from exact the centre of the TV (when coupled with the two main front speakers)?
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I cant fault it, I replaced a Yamaha RX667 with it and it's been fantastic - I have it in my cabin with an Optoma GT1080 short throw projector on to a 133 inch screen, the up-scaling is brilliant, lots of inputs (I'm only using 4)... I still use My Monitor audio Vector speakers with the Polk and a Jamo sub (the 2 x sub outputs is another great feature) and it sounds fantastic, your Klipsch speakers should work well with itHi, That's great if that will work. What do you think of that receiver? Would it work well with Klipsch bookshelf speakers?
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Hi kingaaa,
Given that you opened this thread it seems odd to say this but..... queries here are for Richersounds to answer ! Please take a moment to read the Charter for details including the following:- As a general principle, if you're not asking Richersounds for a quote/information/involved in a deal here, it's usually best to proceed with caution. A more judicious approach to interventions and expressing opinions is needed here than would otherwise prevail in a general discussion area, such as the Home Entertainment Forums.
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I’ve also amended the title of the thread to better reflect the subject matter.
Hi DJW22,
I’m moving your query to a separate thread to avoid confusion for RS, it’s almost always better to open a new thread if you have a query here, much more straightforward to manage.
Cheers,
Ritz.0 - As a general principle, if you're not asking Richersounds for a quote/information/involved in a deal here, it's usually best to proceed with caution. A more judicious approach to interventions and expressing opinions is needed here than would otherwise prevail in a general discussion area, such as the Home Entertainment Forums.
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your right, it does sound odd !!!!0
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Cheers for the input Kingaaa.0
