@elliott Don't know why it's not working. I've already spoken to the electrician, incorporating what advice I could.
Thoughts? 26' rectangular room -- 2 channel on one short wall, 5.1 on the other
I'm interested in your comments or experience about this proposal to combine 2 channel listening with home theater. I have good tube amps, sources, speakers and another system with a modest AVR and A/V capable speakers. I have plenty of subs.
Here's the situation:
I'm about to finish out a basement that is 26' x 16' x 8'.
I was thinking of trying to have the 2 channel on one wall and the A/V on the other wall.
Two couches, back to back, would divide the room and the mid point.
Doing it this way, I would get the 2 channel set up to optimize the sound, hopefully in conjunction with the home theater, which would only need to accommodate a 65" OLED TV.
I've posted a photo of a diagram (including ideas about dedicated lines — comments welcome there, too) on my system page: https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/9064/edit
The other way to do it would to be to have everything on one wall. I'm less inclined to do things this way.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
Here's the situation:
I'm about to finish out a basement that is 26' x 16' x 8'.
I was thinking of trying to have the 2 channel on one wall and the A/V on the other wall.
Two couches, back to back, would divide the room and the mid point.
Doing it this way, I would get the 2 channel set up to optimize the sound, hopefully in conjunction with the home theater, which would only need to accommodate a 65" OLED TV.
I've posted a photo of a diagram (including ideas about dedicated lines — comments welcome there, too) on my system page: https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/9064/edit
The other way to do it would to be to have everything on one wall. I'm less inclined to do things this way.
Thoughts?
Thanks.
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your diagram shows up using the link I posted. your link has 'edit' added, that's the problem, my copy of your system link without edit works. what's the wall construction? hung ceiling? crawl space? a few spare boxes and empty conduits or drag lines to the ceiling won't cost too much, i.e. cover the alternate layout in case you try both. in another discussion, many people are saying any inexpensive cable is good enough for subs. |
not for your 2 independent systems, but for others thinking about a single integrated 2 channel front system and AVR with front preouts, this popped up, it's on sale, has HT bypass https://www.underwoodhifi.com/products/nova-300?utm_campaign=Underwood_20210820&utm_content=unde... I like the looks, size, power of it, just passing it on |
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