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I need to test and measure using REW with and without wires before I can give proper comments on surrounds. One thing I can say without testing is the frequency range of this 6 Hz to 22,000 Hz which covers speaker range as well.

Yeah good one. I hope the manufacturer or a friend would let me borrow one for a review

Hi, to connect this passive speaker (meaning it does not have its own power) you need a receiver or amplifier. The idea is tv connects to this Receiver (or amplifier) via hdmi cable and the speaker is connected to the Receiver (or amplifier) using a regular speaker cable. I will make a video this week rather than long comment. Do you have just this speaker or have you bought any other speakers? We can discuss further as you reply to this comment. Also, do you live in the US so I can suggest black Friday deals to things you need. How much more would you spend to set this up? At a minimum. You need a Receiver (around $250), 2 front speakers ($150 to $500), speaker cables ($50). I also recommend a subwoofer ($200 $500)

@ I only have this speaker. Yes please if you can make a video

I agree with SVS being better and I am assuming you are referring to SVS PB 1000 Pro. The app with parametric EQ which comes with SVS pro really makes a difference if one takes time to measure using REW and use the EQ. Having said that - This RSL is a much affordable plug and play for low effort audiophile.

@ well I don't know exactly. Having to reach back and turn on the LFE to try to get some equalization is just a way of putting a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. Yes it's cheaper I agree, but it is not a full range subwoofer. I never use EQ and I have a 20 x 25 room. Both of my subwoofers don't have room gain equalization or parametric EQ activated and sounds fantastic. add on the PB - 1000 pro and you have Nirvana.

The input connection to your bose system is made to the soundbar which basically takes all frequencies as input. For this adapter, the specs page show the rated frequency response for transmission is 6 Hz to 22,000 Hz. This means it should work with almost all analog system connections as it can transmit low as well as high frequencies. Make sure you currently use the analog R L inputs on the bose soundbar and not the digital connections such as the optical input.

This should sound better. Not sure about the looks though as the REL looks nicer.

The more vibrant option uses more battery. I would say around 20% more.

The AV Receiver during calibration measures the delay and adjusts accordingly. The latency is not noticeable at all.

My guess is their lead engineer did not have good vision insurance !!

But it's definitely not a Bidio 😆

I have used 6phm JBL 520C with it and it had no issues. Having said that, the sensitivity of the speakers is desirable to be around 88 to 89db which is standard. Less sensitive means it reacts less to signal and needs a more powerful signal.

Congrats. If your Jamo S803 bookshelf will serve as front, are you considering the floor standing ones for zone 2?

@starazure I am a little concerned about the Jamo line since their purchase by Klipsch and the resultant disappearance of the S803s. My wife and I have put a hold on the Zone 2 speaker decision until after we move.

I have Jamo S803 but they are collecting dust after I got the KEF Q350 pair on sale for $497 on Amazon. If you are concerned about the Jamo hopefully return window is still open or you could use them as rear surround in future.

@@starazure Very few of the Klipsch speakers hold any interest for me. I do like the Polk XT70 but I want to listen to them first.

Thanks for the kind words. The Denon X1800H has a better calibration Audyssey so unless you intend to spend $250 more on a EQ device such as miniDSP that is definitely a plus. The yamaha's YPAO calibration is decent but I had to measure using the Room EQ Wizard (REW) and adjust levels myself. Both have zone 2 which is actually useful if you can run wires to another room or outdoor speakers. Yamaha has more power (100W) vs 80W for Denon so better audio especially with less sensitive speakers but this power demand comes into play only in rare cases where many speakers need to play lots of sound simultaneously. Denon can upscale video to 4K and 8K while Yamaha just 4k if you will use an 8K display. Yamaha has a better built in DAC so overall audio quality is better. Very close in performance but Yamaha has slightly better components while Denon has slightly better software. Good luck.

The monitor itself does not have a mic or Webcam but it accepts these devices via USB or 3.5mm jack. The quality will depend on the devices you use. I recommend getting a Sony ZVE10 camera that can be used directly as a Webcam giving professional grade Webcam quality but is an overkill in most cases. As for audio, there are so any usb mic options.

If your Jbl 550p works without issues it's not a significant upgrade. Jbl starts humming especially when not used for sometime. If your jbl works kinda ok, I would spend a bit more on the RSL 10S/12S or the SVS SB2000 pro which is $699 currently considering the SB1000 is just $100 less.

Sounds like high-quality stuff. Go ahead and buy another one from the same company. 5 years is sickening. You're familiar with Einstein's quote I assume?

@@1999StangGT4 Not sure if you understood my original comment. I never questioned if I should buy another JBL 550p. Question was if I should get rid of it to buy the 10E. I'm not touching another 550p with a 10' pole. As of now.. it "works" and I can "get buy". It sounds perfectly fine but with the aforementioned caveats.

@@tomle2553 got it, when you started moving around in time frames I assumed you meant the RSL. I would still steer clear of the RSL because it's not a true 20 Hz sub. Spent the other couple hundred on an SVS trust me you'll like it. Sometimes I just love reviews where cheapskates are looking for something that they want for X price and when they see a good review on it even if the specs are not even close to being a full 20 Hz extension they will get it because they feel better. Cheapskates never change their stripes. You can buy a subwoofer or you can buy a sub woofer. RSL with their smoke and mirrors and this LFE6DB bump is just an equalizer. And it still won't reach 20

@@1999StangGT4 I see where you're coming from. I truly do. Being cheap vs having a budget is 2 different things though. But I feel ya. I appreciate you chiming in. With that being said I can't afford a sub going down to 20hz and believe me I really wish I could. But with that being said, I live in 2 bedroom apt with a couple shared walls.. it's rare enough that I run my current setup even at reference level as it is. Ideally, I'd love to keep my next sub under $500 because a. that's my budget (actually a bit higher than I'd prefer) and b. that's all my space will allow. I've heard great things about RSL fitting that bill mainly the 10S MKII. What would you recommend in my scenario?

Yes definitely. I am in touch with RSL who sent me the 10E but awaiting the 12S speedwoofer. If I don't get it in time I will make the video without including it Thanks for the support!

That's a really smart idea. Time to dust off my soldering iron.

The one I got had a warp and bent. I contacted SVS and they sent a Free replacement which is good but not great. For example KEF sells Q350 magnetic grille for just $25 and far superior quality.

Your amp/receiver does not have Low level(RCA) or dedicated sub out ?

@@starazure It’s a 1974 Marantz 2220B. It does have low level RCA outs, but I thought you can not connect a subwoofer through those. The output signal is too low.

Yes, I use two Yamaha speakers (link to deal below) and use it as zone two. I use 14AWG wires around 70 feet of wire length. superhotdeals.net/deal/yamaha-2-way-high-performance-wall-mount-outdoor-speakers-51-percent-off-at-best-buy_isCUPi_EWA

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully you can figure out a driver, get a Subwoofer anp and build one for cheap. I want to make a video but my wood working carpentry skills are not that great !

@@starazure ye i looked into making one myself recently too and i feel like itll be too much effort for the end product i honestly might still buy the speedwoofer even with the doubled cost i have due to shipping.

Thanks sir. There could be alternative options available in India but I'm not sure. I would measure the response using at least your receivers calibration microphone to make sure whatever adapter you buy is not loosing a lot of bass. Good luck!

That sounds awesome. Hope you will get the thumbs up to increase the footprint a little bit and get a second sub :)

Yes, Samsung HTC5530 speakers can be connected to AV receiver, but you may need an appropriate adapter or amplifier, as the speakers are typically designed for a specific system. Make sure the receiver's output is compatible with the speakers’ input. Check the impedance and power ratings to ensure safe and optimal performance.

There is no comparison between this subwoofer and the Logitech z906. This is far more superior. Also this subwoofer is ideal for your room as it can lack power for bigger rooms.

@@starazure oh OK thank you.

Logitech is a PC peripheral company that doesn't really specialize in audio equipment. That Z906 sub is in an ineffective sized enclosure and it's just an 8-inch sub. The port is so big to make up for the smaller enclosure, which is made more for size to fit under a desk. The sub itself has a vented pole but just a single magnet and has foam surround. There isn't even any polyfill inside the sub enclosure to help tune bass frequency at all. There are teardown videos on TH-cam where you can see this. There's really no comparison to any legit home theater subwoofer, even lower priced subwoofers like a Dayton Audio. The RSL Speedwoofer 10E is light years beyond the Z906 sub. It's a superior home theater subwoofer from a renown and legitimate audio product manufacturer.

You phrased it much better than I did. Thank you 😊

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That's great to hear.. glad you like it and enjoy your setup !

Wow thats insanely heavy.. Im sure you get effortless bass as you don't really need to crank up the volume much.. You probably have it behind an acoustically transparent screen. Question for you - Does that cause any kind of screen movement or vibration when all that air comes out of the ports?

@@starazure I don't see any movement from the screen or fabric from the bass. It's sort of unexpected based on the sound. I would almost expect at least the fabric to move. It's very acoustically transparent and stapled down so maybe that's why.

It's just a red laser pointer (like the one you but to play with your cat). So will be useful to point at a projector screen to show something.

Ha ha. Thank you 😊

You will need to take memory card out and insert it into new phone.