Which one of these HTIB should I get?
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Re: Which one of these HTIB should I get?
I could be wrong but I don't believe you want to use RCA cables for digital coax. Does anyone know? I read about it briefly when I was using digital coax and just said to heck with it and went and bought a specific digital coax cable @ radio shack for like $10.Streaming PC & PS5 games, join me most nights after 6:00pm ET on TwitchTV https://www.twitch.tv/shaunh20
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Will RCA cables work? Yeah. How well and for how long? Still up for debate. I've read that you will probably see some signal loss at some point--digital coax cable has higher impedance requirement than RCA cables. Considering that digital coax cables are about $5 online...why not do it right the first time?Comment
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yeah that's kind of how i looked at it, that's why i went with a cable specifically for digital coax.Streaming PC & PS5 games, join me most nights after 6:00pm ET on TwitchTV https://www.twitch.tv/shaunh20
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you said you will need a coax cable to go from the sat box to the receiver and GAMEC0CK corrected you and said digital coax cable, you are aware that he meant digital coax for sound right? you will still need a way to pass video. why not go with an HDMI from sat box to your receiver? or if your receiver doesn't do HDMI then you could do digital coax for the sound and run the sat box to your receiver via component (or run the sat box out to your tv directly).
i just wanted to make sure you weren't confused by that coax part. i know when i wasn't very familiar with the receivers and someone said coax i thought they just meant like, tv cable, and that's not the case at all. in fact coax for audio looks pretty much like rca-type cables.
I think this is how it will be setup when I get home.Attached FilesComment
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While I agree completely, if I had everything I needed sitting at home except that coax, I would be willing to use a yellow rca cable while waiting for my coax to arrive in the mail. I'm also super impatient about new tech toys though.Will RCA cables work? Yeah. How well and for how long? Still up for debate. I've read that you will probably see some signal loss at some point--digital coax cable has higher impedance requirement than RCA cables. Considering that digital coax cables are about $5 online...why not do it right the first time?Comment
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True.Comment
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Got everything hooked up, sounds good, but I need to figure out how to adjust the speakers to make it sound even better but so far I enjoy it a hell of a lot more than just tv speakers.Comment
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Congrats. Did you use the mic to do the auto-calibration? It does a pretty good job.Comment
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There wasn't one in my box.. will just any mic work? I'll have to find one somewhere.Comment
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If you bought the 3200 it doesn't support a mic. There are just pre-sets to use.
At least thats what I got from some of the earlier post.Comment
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I just re-read the manual. The receiver handles all that, so no mic is needed.
Per Onkyo:
The HT-S3200 has three Audyssey technologies to help create the most suitable listening environment for your home. The first is Audyssey 2EQ™ for Room Acoustic Correction. The HT-S3200 uses Audyssey 2EQ to counter distortion created by walls, furniture, and other objects. This technology detects speaker distance, and then sets levels, delays, and crossovers, while also measuring room acoustics. Compared to one-position room correction systems, Audyssey 2EQ covers a much wider listening area. Moreover, it corrects problems in both frequency response and time domain (where most of the problems lie) across the entire listening area. The results are immediately obvious--a clear, well-balanced, and natural sound.
The second is Audyssey Dynamic Volume™ control. This technology allows you to set the volume level that you want and keep it there, without having to constantly adjust it. By anticipating sudden spikes and dips in the audio soundtrack and compensating for them in real time, Audyssey Dynamic Volume ensures consistent volume levels, regardless of the content you're enjoying. Thanks to Audyssey Dynamic Volume, quiet dialogue is easier to pick up, loud passages retain their impact, and commercials are less intrusive.
The third is Audyssey Dynamic EQ™ for Loudness Correction. In professional sound studios, music and movies are recorded at reference levels far louder than what is typical for home listening. As a result, when you play audio content at a low volume on a standard home theater receiver, the bass disappears, voices change in timbre, and the surround soundstage loses definition. To counteract this audio deterioration, Audyssey Dynamic EQ continuously adjusts frequency response and the surround soundstage loses definition. To counteract this audio deterioration, Audyssey Dynamic EQ continuously adjusts frequency response and surround levels to produce the ideal balance for a given volume level.Comment
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Hey guys...I have a really really small budget...100 bucks..but I'd rather spend less..I am fine with my tv's sound quality, so it doesn't need to be great...I found these...thought I'd ask if these would be good enough..and if I could plug them into my ps3 or tv(insignia)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U5U3HY
I think they will be fine for me based on the reviews...I am just a noob when it comes to this stuff...so all I need to know is if I can plug them into my ps3 or if they will work with it or however you plug them in
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Even with a budget of $100 I would not recommend that system.Hey guys...I have a really really small budget...100 bucks..but I'd rather spend less..I am fine with my tv's sound quality, so it doesn't need to be great...I found these...thought I'd ask if these would be good enough..and if I could plug them into my ps3 or tv(insignia)
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U5U3HY
I think they will be fine for me based on the reviews...I am just a noob when it comes to this stuff...so all I need to know is if I can plug them into my ps3 or if they will work with it or however you plug them in
You'd be better off with a RCA system from Walmart:
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Re: Which one of these HTIB should I get?
So what'd you end up getting and how was it?Streaming PC & PS5 games, join me most nights after 6:00pm ET on TwitchTV https://www.twitch.tv/shaunh20
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