I'm sitting here with 750 watts of 5 channel power beating the back of my chair and sides of my desk.. what do you folks have?
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you my friend believe to have more watts in your computer stereo than my home entertainment does.Originally posted by iwantchixx
I'm sitting here with 750 watts of 5 channel power beating the back of my chair and sides of my desk.. what do you folks have?
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silence nothing but silence
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yeahOriginally posted by Spudstr
you my friend believe to have more watts in your computer stereo than my home entertainment does.
It's all high current too. Got an old 1976 class "a" panasonic 73 watt per channel bridged in mono pounding a 4 foot tall (wide - depending on how I want it set) subwoofer bin with a single 10 inch 300 watt jenson behind my chair with two surrounds on each side of it taking in 50 watts each side from a high current Sherwood combo amp/tuner. I also have a 500 watt JVC reciever pounding into two full sized floor standing towers with 10 inch paper cones with rubber surrounds. on each side of my desk pointing inwards at my chair. It is unreal.
I was listening to a tune from Fear Factory and I could literaly feel my whole chair flutter with each bass drum kick. Fucking AMAZING sound...Comment
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only using headphones
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I have my pc connected too (see below)
Denon AVR3802 reciever (110 watts per channel - hich current)
2 Cerwin Vega LS12 300watts (Main fronts)
1 Cerwin Vega E-76c 125 watts (center)
2 Cerwin Vega E-706 125 watts (surround)
2 Cerwin Vega E-76c 125 watts (surround back for dolby digital 6.1/7.1)
1 Cerwin Vage LW-12 150 watts (Sub) - had another sub but let my bro have it
That's my home theatre setup but I have my pc connected to it also for now.
When I can afford it I'm gonna upgrade my reciever to a Denon AVR-5803ICQ: 16544251 - Skype: gator37 @ eastlink.ca - email: yngwie @ isys.caComment
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Onkyo dolby digital receiver here, with an ATI 2 channel amp (225 watts per channel into 4 ohms) driving the mains. 5 PSB Stratus speakers all around, with a PSB 350 watt, 15 inch subwoofer.
Playing 'Call of Duty' rocks with over 1000 watts of power.
Only wish this Audigy 2 Platinum sound card I wasted all this money on would do true dolby digital out the digital output.Comment
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My Spark-O-Matic 6x9s I have duct taped under my monitor pwn all your measly sound systems.I like pie.Comment
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Bass is killing me right now.Comment
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got it for like 100$ through my work, so it works good for me
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Only the best...
I actually have the 4.1's but these are my next set : ))Comment
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Originally posted by JSA Matt
Only the best...
I actually have the 4.1's but these are my next set : ))
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All sounds goodOriginally posted by Yngwie
I have my pc connected too (see below)
Denon AVR3802 reciever (110 watts per channel - hich current)
2 Cerwin Vega LS12 300watts (Main fronts)
1 Cerwin Vega E-76c 125 watts (center)
2 Cerwin Vega E-706 125 watts (surround)
2 Cerwin Vega E-76c 125 watts (surround back for dolby digital 6.1/7.1)
1 Cerwin Vage LW-12 150 watts (Sub) - had another sub but let my bro have it
That's my home theatre setup but I have my pc connected to it also for now.
When I can afford it I'm gonna upgrade my reciever to a Denon AVR-5803 Most amps claimed to be high current aren't, but I will vouche that Denon actualy is. Buddy of mine has a denon amp, really kicks major balls, right up there with Yamaha... in fact, I think Denon uses the same chasis.
I see you're a Cerwin fan. Not bad party speakers. I blew a pair of 100 watt cerwins with a 25 watt amp tho. Pop the drivers out and slap some Paradigm drivers in them and you have yourself a slamming good quality sounding system
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nice oneOriginally posted by cezam
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That's odd, the audigy should do true dolby digital. My sblive x-gamer doesOriginally posted by evildick
Onkyo dolby digital receiver here, with an ATI 2 channel amp (225 watts per channel into 4 ohms) driving the mains. 5 PSB Stratus speakers all around, with a PSB 350 watt, 15 inch subwoofer.
Playing 'Call of Duty' rocks with over 1000 watts of power.
Only wish this Audigy 2 Platinum sound card I wasted all this money on would do true dolby digital out the digital output.Comment
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Not out the digital output. I have it connected to the digital input on my receiver (just one coax cable) and it just comes out as dolby pro logic. The only way to get 5.1 (or 6.1) out of it is to use the analog outputs.Originally posted by iwantchixx
That's odd, the audigy should do true dolby digital. My sblive x-gamer doesComment
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Originally posted by evildick
Not out the digital output. I have it connected to the digital input on my receiver (just one coax cable) and it just comes out as dolby pro logic. The only way to get 5.1 (or 6.1) out of it is to use the analog outputs.
ah, you might need an external DTS decoder then. Do you have the live drive? Try using the optical connections and see what happens.Comment
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I have 5.1's and just got some 2.1's for the enjoyment of the office staff. The 5.1's get loud enough to break windows and sound very clean and sweet while they're doing it.Originally posted by JSA Matt
Only the best...
I actually have the 4.1's but these are my next set : ))
Klipsch. It's the shit.Comment
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Nah, I researched it for days on the newsgroups, etc. and I know for sure you can't get true 5.1 or 6.1 out of any of the digital outputs (unless you are using Creative Labs speakers, which have a proprietary digital connector)Originally posted by iwantchixx
ah, you might need an external DTS decoder then. Do you have the live drive? Try using the optical connections and see what happens.
It downconverts it to 2 channels so you have to choose dolby pro logic on the receiver.
The only way for it to work is if your receiver has 5.1 (or higher) analog inputs, so you can connect all the analog outputs of the sound card directly into the receiver.
Still sounds good though as dolby pro logic. Would be nice to have the rear sound separation though.Last edited by Guest; 12-11-2003, 10:47 AM.Comment
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ah man, that sucks, to get the rear discrete channels I run a second amp just for rears. I am using all analogue myself. It's a pain in the ass to tweak two seperate amps to sound alike but I managed with the help of a 22 band EQ on the fronts and a 5 band on the rears and a shelving AND parametric on the sub ampOriginally posted by evildick
Nah, I researched it for days on the newsgroups, etc. and I know for sure you can't get true 5.1 or 6.1 out of any of the digital outputs (unless you are using Creative Labs speakers, which have a proprietary digital connector)
It downconverts it to 2 channels so you have to choose dolby pro logic on the receiver.
The only way for it to work is if your receiver has 5.1 (or higher) analog inputs, so you can connect all the analog outputs of the sound card directly into the receiver.
Still sounds good though as dolby pro logic. Would be nice to have the rear sound separation though.
Right now all I am missing is a center channel that is discrete. So I'm in 4 channel mode on my sound card. Works kick ass for music and gamming, just wouldn't watch movies on the pc when I have a discrete 5 channel sound going on in the living room.Comment
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Originally posted by dig420
I have 5.1's and just got some 2.1's for the enjoyment of the office staff. The 5.1's get loud enough to break windows and sound very clean and sweet while they're doing it.
Klipsch. It's the shit.
Mine get in tomorrow.
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that's what I was going to buy too.. all my friends said Altec kicks ass.Originally posted by Battuss
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I haven't blown my Cerwin Vegas yet so it's all goodOriginally posted by iwantchixx
All sounds good Most amps claimed to be high current aren't, but I will vouche that Denon actualy is. Buddy of mine has a denon amp, really kicks major balls, right up there with Yamaha... in fact, I think Denon uses the same chasis.
I see you're a Cerwin fan. Not bad party speakers. I blew a pair of 100 watt cerwins with a 25 watt amp tho. Pop the drivers out and slap some Paradigm drivers in them and you have yourself a slamming good quality sounding system
I love my Denon amp. Fucking rocks the house big time. When I do blow my CV speakers I'll keep your reccomendation in mind
I wanna get myself a much bigger sub later on though.. Of course with the setup I have now I get plenty of very clear and powerful bass. My land lady tried to compete with my system yesterday lol.. After the "competeion" she came down here and was like "WTF do you have?" lol I warned her when I moved in not to compete haha
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I have an older pair of altec lansings with sub. Usually just use headphones when I'm on the computer. Easier to work that way I think.Comment
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Given to me by ARS in a contest they had.... Klipsch 5.1s
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Fuck me silly with a chainsaw.... thats one killer setupOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
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that's only half of it.... the other half wouldn't fit in the pic.Originally posted by iceicebaby
Fuck me silly with a chainsaw.... thats one killer setup
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post more pics.. lets see the other half.... don't tease.... my dicks getting hardOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
that's only half of it.... the other half wouldn't fit in the pic.
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I bought that one... used it for a couple weeks and then boxed it up and put it in the corner in the garage. Been there ever since, collecting spiders.Originally posted by KMR Stitch
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You guys have all this shit on your computer? Damn. My setup is in my living room. All in all, was about $700, I pieced it together. It's pretty decent, perfect for the size of my living room.PHAT SERVERS - Quality dedicated hosting at a quality price!
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my Middle Atlantic rack is 8 feet tall and has it's own computer built in.Originally posted by Sly_RJ
You guys have all this shit on your computer? Damn. My setup is in my living room. All in all, was about $700, I pieced it together. It's pretty decent, perfect for the size of my living room.
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I've been thinking about building my own media unit, I don't know what they're called. Would be pretty sweet though. Download all my CDs to a computer, and I'd have a nice little setup.PHAT SERVERS - Quality dedicated hosting at a quality price!
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You are a sick sick man... and where are the picsOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
my Middle Atlantic rack is 8 feet tall and has it's own computer built in.
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My logitech 680Z is pretty crazy loud... for a computer speaker setup.https://3-veo.com/
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my Klipsch 5.1 setup is louder than my home stereo system and sounds just as good if not better. There aren't many products out there that I totally 100% with no reservations approve of wholeheartedly, but I've been using klipsch for several years and can't say enough good things about them.Originally posted by Huggles
My logitech 680Z is pretty crazy loud... for a computer speaker setup.
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the shit I mentioned was not bought for my PC.. it was bought for the living room but I just decided to connect my PC to it.. My actual PC speakers are an Altec Lansing 4.1 setupOriginally posted by Sly_RJ
You guys have all this shit on your computer? Damn. My setup is in my living room. All in all, was about $700, I pieced it together. It's pretty decent, perfect for the size of my living room.ICQ: 16544251 - Skype: gator37 @ eastlink.ca - email: yngwie @ isys.caComment
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