Re: VP150 - above or below 92'' screen - large / s
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That would be 3 ohm in parallel. Might be pushing it. Two VP150s could be run with a 2 channel amp and a "Y" connector.
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Re: VP150 - above or below 92'' screen - large / s
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Thanks for the tip with Visual Apex. I just went to their site and their price is $25 better than the guys I was thinking of going with. Plus, their service sounds really good. Think I'll make the leap!
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Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica.
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David, MCACC sets the M22s "large" because they have reasonably good low bass, but this isn't the best choice when there's a good sub in operation, such as yours. As Randy suggested, set all speakers "small" with an 80Hz crossover.
On the center speaker, try turning the VP150 vertically on end and tilted back slightly. If the level seems too low bump it up 2-3dB over what it was after calibration.
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Regarding above or below ... which ever brings it more inline with the listeners ear level I would think. Usually below I would imagine. I have read which ever you choose it needs to be "pointed" towards ear level at the sweet spot in the room.
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I,ve got the panny 900 and my 150 is below the screen... I guess if I try and concentrate i can notice where the sound is coming from, but not when just regualrly watching. I think the key is keeping the 150 in the plane of the tweeters of your r/l front channels so that you have no wierd panning issues. I love my 150 with my 80s and would think that waterver" weakness" that sopme people claim the 150 has would be masked better by the 22s given all of the driver configurations of the above speakers.
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