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Hello! I agree with you 100%. I have the same Klipsch speakers as you, along with four 12" Klipsch subs paired with a Denon receiver. My first upgrade was a MiniDSP 2x4HD, and the bass improved tenfold. My second upgrade was replacing my receiver with an Onkyo RZ50. Dirac Live made a noticeable difference, and it felt like I had an entirely new set of speakers! My room is small (12x15 feet), so the power from the Onkyo is more than enough. I usually listen to movies at -15 dB or -10 dB, and I’m very satisfied with my system. However, I became curious about what an external amplifier could do. I bought one to power my LCR (left, center, right) and surround speakers, leaving the Onkyo’s amplifier to handle the Atmos channels. At my regular listening levels, the loudness remains the same as before, even though the external amp is rated at 150W per channel. I don’t notice a difference in power until I turn the volume up to 0 dB. At that point, I can really hear and feel the amp’s power-it gets incredibly loud! That said, I don’t typically listen to my system at such high levels. So, why do I have an external amp? Because it made a huge difference in the sound. At my usual listening level of -15 dB, the difference isn’t about power-it’s about channel separation and clarity. Dialogues are clearer, the front left and right speakers sound brighter, the surround speakers are more detailed, and the Atmos channels... Oh boy, the Atmos channels came alive! Listening to 5.1 content with DTS Neural:X mode has completely opened up the soundstage. The system feels more immersive than ever, and I couldn’t be happier after adding the external amp. Watching movies has become a whole new experience. Now, I’m wondering what a pre/pro would do for my system-LOL!

I am curious wether or not its worth it, since i already own a Arcam Avr 20, which has excellent stereo performance, noticably better than my old Denon Avr. Still contemplating getting an external 4 channel amplifier for my bed Player, since i don't use a center.

Nice tidy setup that. I have seen some where the speakers and subs are that massive overpower the TV making it look like a 12" pc monitor 🙄

I have a Denon x4400h connected to a 3ch Hypex NCx500 amp to run the front three speakers...that's about as separate as I'm going to get....sounds great.

separates give you the flexibility in home theater. not as much now with wireless digital communication but back in the 90,s when lucas films pushed cinema standards into the home market there were two parts of the system based on the commercial setup. one was the source chain and the other the B-chain. the B-chain typically would consists of analog based units like amplifiers, subwoofer and the surround speakers. those units are set. the source chain that consists of processors decoders and various digital playback components. are at the mercy of the steering tech thats available. Over the years A/V formats change. dolby pro logic goes to dolby surround that leads to dolby digital leading to extended panning formats like 6.1 7.1 and so on. source formats also change laserdisc to blue ray and various streaming formats. there tons of AV units released in the 90,s that only supported dolby and not DTS. these formats are fluid and can change at the drop of a hat. with separates you dont have to worry just piggyback another processor that supports the latest formats onto the pre-amp. Don't have to worry about the dedicated channels assignments some receivers may have because you will have a separate amp that has a flat response to all channels with no dedicated inputs for rear or front channels. However there can be some ergonomic challenges when going separate. can't just stack amps on top of other units because of weight and you dont want to stack source units on top of amps that vent from the top. also one needs to start paying attention to load requirements on circuits. easily run over a 20 amp circuit when adding amplifiers. i would always dedicate a circuit to B-chain equipment that yield at least 30 amps allowing you system to grow as needed. you can also integrate commercial amps that are for more powerful for the cost minus the UI bells and whistles built into the consumer brands that jack up the costs. it's a different world that gets you closer to the commercial experience

I have a 5.1 setup Marantz Cinema 70s AV Receiver connected by Preouts to a 3ch Emotiva BasX A3 Power Amp then Marantz Cinema 70s just powers the 2 Surround Speakers sounds great in my living room

Hey so whats the best way to listen to music? I heard to start talking about it but lost me. I have a nice beginner set up but the martin logan that you have something like that is my goal next but i have been noticing as well that my music suffers for sure

Getting a receiverwith pre-outs is a good middle ground when considering upgrading to separates. You can get the recevier and use its internal amps for a while, then take your time to find the amps you want and add them over time. Then once all your speakers are externally amped, you can start looking for your dedicated processor you want to upgrade to.

Eeeh , my new Denon AVC -A1H is enough power and great sounds so don't need 2 gear

What dbs for the Subwoofer? 75db c weight?

Dude Murph is actually so precious! I gotta ask, when getting a pup, should you specifically ask for a friendly and playful pup? It’s scary to put all the trust in the breeder to pick out a puppy that matches the lifestyle/temperament requirements yk, but I just wanna hear your experience! I would appreciate any advice!

Are those meant to be placed in the front like u have them or can we place them somewhere else? Like in front of the front stage?

Hey man, how are you going to pad the frame of your impact screen? I’ve been racking my brain on how to do this.

Hey man, I've got a bridge to sell ya

Greta video. Can you post link to actual laptop please?

Looks great! Whats the width of your screen?

Awesome! NOBODY in these home theater videos shows the real pain that goes into running wire!😂 I feel your pain Brother been there done that!

How that matched your bag so perfectly and not being the same brand, that was a nice touch. haha!

What a nice dog. So tolerant.

How did the flat response actually sound?

Where does sand bucket go?

Thanks for the review. I have a version 3 on order. This does look great too :)

How wide is this screen?

I know the struggle in the attic. Iv ran all wiring for a 5.2.4 and 5 dimmer lights in 85 degree weather outside in tighter attic. I get anxiety thinking about it. lol..

When doing sweeps, why do you do it w just one speaker amd not L+R?

I know this is an old video and people probably said the same thing that you’re meter should be pointed to the front /screen not up in the air as other people said your volume on your Yamaha should be set to 0 -20 is not reference and then you adjust speakers to 75db

Great video man love how your not afraid to muscle it about a bit and show how robust it is. Found this video as I’d narrowed this cart down to a top three on ones I thought were decent. Having seen this video I’ve hit the button and purchased it. May I ask what your golf bag model is please? Goes really well with the cart.

nice I'm just staring to upgrade my system slowly. for the last 12 years i have had the quintet from klipsch so i just got the bookshelf m41 and a new center r 52c today so I'm getting ready to upgrade my rears with these.

Huh? You didn't label which is 1080p and which is 4k.

where did you get the strip &what did it cost

I’ve been lagging on this for years. I bought an SPL for this reason but figured the auto calibration sounded good enough. I was wrong, it’s so much better using the meter. I especially found the setting for the mic helpful. Otherwise, I would have used the default “A” and fast response settings. Thank you

i’m getting one and i’m super exited and ur bag matches perfectly to the green and black

Question Why do you use C weighted and not A weighted . I see alot of calibraters using A Weighted. I see that C weighted is more sensitive.

I review a lot of CaddyTek carts on my channel. I personally think this is the best one because of the front, swivel wheel! Nice video and congrats on the channel! Almost 1k subs!

I dunno, seems if your having that much trouble unfolding it, maybe don’t golf 😂 looked pretty easy, even with your exaggerated grunting, but what size phone will fit in the holder? Regular iPhone? Or pro max size?

What size phone do you have? Any bigger and looks like it wouldnt have fit in the phone holder.

Great video bud!

I have a big cockapoo who gets real thick and fluffy in the summer! I can only imagine how happy you made your doggy feel trimming him! You are amazing!!!

What about phase response using the MiniDSP? Seems to me thát is important as well for having a balanced output (listening experience)

should have used a level the speakers look crooked

Why is your projector more expensive than your launch monitor ?

Great video! Received mine today. The assembly instructions were not intuitive and I could not get it to open fully with the green button. So happy to luck upon your video which made set up very easy. Have started walking more at a few courses and looking forward to loading up my pushcart right at my car.

The dog so beautifully, the haircut it so horrible

Try stuffing something in the umbrella holder itself and maybe that would help.

Okay sure but why do you sound like Michael from The Office? :D

¿At what level do you recommend i should set the master volume on my reciver?

Hi cory whats best crossover for these at front heights?

I’m glad there weren’t any serious problems. I got the swivel wheel on the way.

Nice! Mine is shipped already. I went with the front swivel wheel from my experience with push carts, it’s a must. Thanks for the video!

Any particular reason why you would want this over the 4 wheel model they make? Trying to decide between the two