Man right now I am pretty much absolutely not into it. I think I might be getting slightly sick or some thing. Right now is among those moments where its just about all I can do to lug myself up from sleeping. With any luck , most people are really having a far better experience than me. However I still need to get the website kept up to date and so heres a post I stumbled upon regarding home theater that really should be of some kind of importance.
National Semiconductor Brings HDCP to Your Car
We tend to focus on home theater here at AV Rev, but it’s hard to ignore the ever increasing amount of entertainment options available in your car. Read more… (http://www.avrev.com/home-theater-news/general-news/national-semiconductor-brings-hdcp-to-your-car.html)
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lockergnome.net – http – facebook.com – Kevin called in the other night and wanted advice on setting up a home theater. The friend of his who is trying to set things up is wondering if an Xbox 360 is sufficient as a starting point. He also already owns a 1080p television. Have you ever set up a home theater? What was your experience like? chris.pirillo.com
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Q&A:
Question by Brian H: Home Theater center channel sounds muffled?
OK, here is the story. I had a Sony Dream Theater “Home Theater in a Box.” I started getting a high pitch squeal from that system. I determined that it was coming from the receiver/dvd player. I bought a Harmon Kardon AVR247 7.1 surround sound receiver to replace it. I figured that I would be OK with the old speakers. They are 4 ohm. I am assuming that most home theater speakers would be 8 ohm. Everything seemed to work OK to begin with, but then I noticed that that the dialogue was very difficult to hear especially when watching HD channels that were encoded in true Dolby Digital. I found that when I turned off the center channel and the audio normally piped though the center channel was sent to the Front L/R it sounded much better. That’s the history. The question is… Should I expect issues when using the speakers from the “Home Theater in a Box” speakers with my new receiver? Are the old speakers designed for use only with the Sony box?
Best answer:
Answer by SgtPepper
Try connecting another of your surround speakers in place of the center speaker and see if everything works fine or not. I suspect a blown center speaker’s high frequency driver (tweeter).
Secondly check the settings of your center speaker in your reciever. Are all the parameters correctly entered ?
A word of caution – Don’t drive your present speakers at very high volumes. You could end up ruining your equipment.
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