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So I have been thinking about setting up a home theater system for some time now, I started to do a bit of research and was planning to the system around the end of fall beginning of winter. But that kinda changed as I got a really really good deal on a pioneer VSX-30. It is slightly used, but it only came with the reciever, power cord and remote. I currently have no speakers but will have a set of left right and center speakers for it. I know it has a microphone slot to calibrate the audio but it didn't come with it. Would any microphone do? or should I order the pioneer one? Any suggestions on speakers? I have the ability to build speakers and think it would be fun to learn and try it out. Or should I just go a save up and buy assembled speakers? In the instructions it says it can handle a "9.1" system which has L and R height speakers or L and R wide speakers. What is the deal with that? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Hob_Gadling posted:You need the Pioneer one. Before ordering it, you might want to take a look at the settings and see how complicated they look to you. If it doesn't look too bad you can set it up by hand and save a bit. Thank you! I have been looking at the build your own speaker thread and I believe I can build the speakers without to much trouble so I will head in that direction. I will check out the settings to see what I can do. I hope it is easy to save me 30$. I didn't get the box with the reciever. So all I knew was it was a 7.1 system and say you could use the 9.1. I figured they were just for more speakers in a difference position, but I just wanted to make sure. Thank you. I hope I can get this set up soon, I will let you know how I think about it.
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Sep 6, 2011 23:05
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