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Originally posted by: whatever6750
So The receiver from ecost dose have the retail stuff? manual?

Ok now that the speakers and receiver thing is bacicly worked out i have a fue more quesions.

Ive been seeing people talk about speakers haveing to be "broken in" is this true? And for new speakers should i take it easy on them till thay get lossend up? Or dose it not matter.

Next should i get good speaker wire? dose it rilly matter?

You can download manuals http://www.onkyousa.com/download/own_manuals.cfm

Might want to take it easy on the speakers for a little while... the sub especially.

Speaker wire info
http://www.roger-russell.com/wire/wire.htm

Cablesforless has affordable wire.
 
Well whats a little while? lol

So the manual dosent come with it from eCost? Dosent rilly matter... just would like to know what all easctly will come with it. If any one has orderd from them before.
 
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: whatever6750
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...Name=ADME:B:WNA:US:112&item=5813160764 lol Whitch do u guys think would be better?

If I had a choice between Fluance + Dayton vs Onkyo speaker set, I think I'd take the Fluance set.

If Fluance is without sub, I would still get it if I intended to add a sub later.


Hmm. Well crap auction is ended and theres no more right now... :-(

There wouldent be much of a diffrentce in the two sets would there?
 
Originally posted by: whatever6750
Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: whatever6750
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...Name=ADME:B:WNA:US:112&item=5813160764 lol Whitch do u guys think would be better?

If I had a choice between Fluance + Dayton vs Onkyo speaker set, I think I'd take the Fluance set.

If Fluance is without sub, I would still get it if I intended to add a sub later.


Hmm. Well crap auction is ended and theres no more right now... :-(

There wouldent be much of a diffrentce in the two sets would there?

They are both going to be good for the price.

I couldn't tell you how different they would be from one another.
 
And concerning the manual..you can just get that off the internet. Really, after you read up on a few things..get to know the receiver..you wont need it for more than a reference tool.
 
49hz isnt that high, its not tremendously low, but its still proper bass.....

if the speakers can go loud enough 49hz will still give a nice thump.....

it wont sound 'light' if the speakers are reasonably well made.....i know because i have some Mission 700 bookshelfs, they are 50hz at the lowest, and they give a lovely bass response....
 
Originally posted by: whatever6750
What reason would u get the AV's over the onkyo's? Better quality? Specs better?

I know the AV set is pretty good for the price.

The Onkyo HTIB sets are known for having nice receivers but the speakers being pretty average.

I haven't done a direct comparison of the two to get into detail about differences.
 
Originally posted by: Excelsior
And concerning the manual..you can just get that off the internet. Really, after you read up on a few things..get to know the receiver..you wont need it for more than a reference tool.

Yeah, the only reason I need mine is when I can't get to the back of the receiver but I need to know which input on it corresponds to what (like which composite video input from the edge is "video 3" etc).
 
OK but what about it with that sony rx i talked about on page 2 or so? If i get the SIX HTB set i wont have enough for a rx also.

 
Originally posted by: whatever6750
OK but what about it with that sony rx i talked about on page 2 or so? If i get the SIX HTB set i wont have enough for a rx also.

This is still page 2 for me (you can set how many posts per page)

Could you remind me what you're talking about? Was this a free prologic receiver?
 
Its a Sony STR-DE415 it has front left/right center and rear left/right so would be enough for the SIX+ set then around x-mas ill get a new rx and sub.
 
Originally posted by: whatever6750
Its a Sony STR-DE415 it has front left/right center and rear left/right so would be enough for the SIX+ set then around x-mas ill get a new rx and sub.

Yeah, that sounds like it would work.
 
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