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 Re: Are M60/80's overkill for HT?
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Joined: Jan 2006
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If the crossover is set at 80Hz for the M80 speakers, it reduces the strain on my Denon 3805 AVR. The EP600 with its 600 watt amp will handle all LFEs below 80Hz without breaking a sweat even at close to reference db levels.
4 M80s/VP150/EP600/Denon AVR-5308 & DVD-2910/
2 QSC SRA3622(1100wattsX2)/Carvin 1800HD(600wattsX2)
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Re: Are M60/80's overkill for HT?
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Joined: Dec 2004
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old hand
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old hand
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Another issue is to do with placement. The best place for the speakers is not necessarily the best place for the lower frequencies. Speaker positioning is more to do with the mid - high frequencies. I also believe there are cancellation issues with LFE coming from more than one source.
So many things actually, that is why so many people recommend this.
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M80, VP150, QS8 Surr, QS8 Back Surr
Sunfire Amp -M80, Denon 3805 -all else, SVS 20-39 PC+
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