Eldartford: I could connect only the 901 surrounds from the AVP's pre-outs to a Yamaha reciever with ARC. Then, route the pre-amp signal to the AMP 5 and to the 901's.
The ARC may flatten the 901's out. A EQ, analog SLM and calibration CD may help further manual accuracy by ear.
Hung by their feet from a 45 degree vaulted ceiling, the main 8 drivers should reflect directly downward throughout the listening area. They could definately sound good if the 901's components have the inherent potential for excellent surround sound qualities. Given that I believe 901's probably have different sound qualities within reach using better equalizing/calibration equipment than the stock EQ. Properly shaping the sound with the system and room is the trick.
Knownothing: I believe 20Hz has three 56 foot wavelength impulses per second!
http://www.mcsquared.com/wavelength.htm
The ARC may flatten the 901's out. A EQ, analog SLM and calibration CD may help further manual accuracy by ear.
Hung by their feet from a 45 degree vaulted ceiling, the main 8 drivers should reflect directly downward throughout the listening area. They could definately sound good if the 901's components have the inherent potential for excellent surround sound qualities. Given that I believe 901's probably have different sound qualities within reach using better equalizing/calibration equipment than the stock EQ. Properly shaping the sound with the system and room is the trick.
Knownothing: I believe 20Hz has three 56 foot wavelength impulses per second!
http://www.mcsquared.com/wavelength.htm