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It’s become rather moot - my aesthetic director has nixed the JBL and I’ve put the brakes on until I can get the echo reduced in the room. But I think the LS60’s are my best option, all things considered (including all non-audio things).

Thanks all. I think the LS60 is the way to go for me. Aesthetics are also an issue in this space.

I'm looking for a simple wireless setup for a living room, no TV, just music. Inputs will be phone and laptop. That's it. It's a mid-sized room, open plan with kitchen along one wall, but not huge. I listen to electronic music, from ambient to dub techno, drum & bass, Aphex, BoC, anything by...

Right. Ok. Great. Bye.

I think Crinacle does a reasonable job of explaining the 'Technicalities' bit in the article that explains his evaluation system. He also acknowledges it's hazy and even controversial, but it seems worthwhile to try to explain why we can't all just EQ Porta Pros to be the exact equivalent of...

$800 pickup; shipping at cost. Single walnut Kef R3, with grille, bass baffle plug thing, and original box. Bought new a year ago, splitting a pair with another forum member here to use as a center channel. Selling because it doesn't quite fit in the media cabinet and it's lost the battle...

You haven't said what your budget is, at least not on the first page, but you could just skip the entire miserable process of cycling through many options and get the HE-1, which is a complete set-up, and then never worry too much about whether or not there might be something better out there.

Yes I did check this and do see the center channel getting a signal when it should be. The display reliably says Stereo when it isn't sending anything to the center. As for the money, oh I know. Having already spent quite enough on this system it was a bit annoying to still be having this...

No I had it set on the 1-100 mode, so that's a percentage if it scales linearly.

Probably not the optimal solution, but it didn’t sound good, now it’s sounds fine, it didn’t cost anything, so I’ll take it.

I strongly suspect this is a big issue with this room too. Concrete floors, large windows, big spaces, hard surfaces everywhere. Moving to a somewhat more conventional place in a few weeks so it’ll be interesting to see how setting up from scratch (Audessy-wise) changes things.

Nice! For once, no money to spend. What a rare joy.

Well ok sure. But it’s now been tested for several hours this evening and no subtitles were required, dialog is vastly improved at a much lower overall system volume. So even if I’m not getting the best audio out of the system it’s now fit for purpose on a sound and aesthetic level. I’m...

Update from the last time I thought I was done... :rolleyes: Desktop/home E-Mu Teaks are out because of a newfound comfort incompatibility with my new glasses. A shame because they're great. I replaced them with the Focal Elex. I tried DT1990's first but found the clamp force unbearable. The...

I am now, since it might have resolved the issue. We were generally having to listen in the 50-60 range on the Denon before. Everything was too loud and it was still hard to make out dialog. And that's with +3db on the center. As I said I think I might still switch the center for an R2c because...

I just put it all back together. I'll try that after I move and have to set it all up again.

Ok I tried a bunch of things including pulling the entire center situation (speaker, gadgets, clutter, shelf) out and putting the speaker back raised on yoga blocks. I thought that helped but then checked by removing the blocks and wasn't so sure. I also tried toggling Dynamic EQ and Dynamic...

Thanks for all the help everyone! I think it's more of a positional issue than a settings issue, so I'm going to play around with that first. If it improves by running the center higher up or on top of the cabinet I may still switch it out for an R2c to recover the aesthetics, but at least I can...

Yes it is. I could do that, but trying to make best use of available space means I need the two shelves for all the other clutter in there.

Right. So I'm still thinking an R2c on the top internal shelf should be an improvement in that case. Outside the cabinet would be best, I know, but second best? I suppose I'm just trying to gauge degrees of improvement here.