The cable that brings video into your house.

They make those things? I need to get one.

Tom, it really hurts when the water I'm drinking comes out my nose. . .

Seal off your nasal passages while reading the board. And take a picture.

With all the Photoshopping that goes on around here *cough*peter*cough* I'm hesitant to post any more photos of myself.

Of course, if I do seal off my nasal passages there may be no need for Photoshop. . .

If you were drinking saline, it wouldn't hurt so much.

Mmm, yummy.

Couple of questions on this topic (or at least loosely related)...

Why does adding more subs to the daisy chain bog down the receiver when all of the power for the subs comes from the subs' onboard amps?

Second... and even further off topic (sorry Randy)... Does splitting the cable from the receiver with a Y-splitter before going into a sub have any effect (i.e. splitting the connection and plugging two connections into the sub as opposed to one)?

I noticed somthing when I had a second ep500 in my house..

The first one going to the reciever was set near min (maybe at the 6-7 oclock position.

The second one I had daisy chained required the gain to be set at a much higher value to provide the same output...
placement was a small factor but I have placed my first sub in both of those locations and there was not that BIG of a difference.

I had sub 1 powered off with the second sub daisy chanied from it when calibrating.. maybe I had to crank up the volume b/c the 1st sub was switched off?

"The cable that brings video into my house" ????????

Umm, not sure what your talking about Mojo. Are you assuming I have cable tv? I watch free HD over the air with antenna on the room with with rabit ears or RG6 from the antenna. This would not apply to my audio equipment.