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The ELAC B5.2 speakers thus found themselves a home situated at the back corners of his desk, powered by an old Denon all-in-one component system that puts out about 25 watts per channel. A native of Toronto Canada, Carlo's interest in audio began at a young age when, unbeknownst to his mother, he started taking apart her transistor radios to see how they worked. This desire for knowledge-through-deconstruction continued through to the family’s 8-track tape player, turntable, headphones and speakers.

If this doesn't work, click on this small right arrow to switch the remote type. Give each command a few seconds to work, because response times can vary. Then next again to choose the remote type, and try a few simple test functions to make sure that the magic remote can now operate your home theater system. If you prefer you can deactivate Auto Power sync by clicking on it but simply will remain active.

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Its too narrow and the side surrounds can't be placed properly. And they will be way too close to the outside listeners ears. You'll learn about simply, which allows you to control all LG devices connected by HDMI using only the magic remote. Speakers are the greatest influence on your sound quality. I'm new here and I'm hoping I can get some suggestions on some floorstanding speakers. I want to start out with some quality floorstanding speakers that I can expand to 3.0, 3.1, etc over the years.

I don’t know what magic sauce Andrew Jones used to garnish these little dynamos but let’s just say they had me “eating my hat” on more than a few occasions! If I had one nitpick about them, it would be that I wish that the binding posts were mounted in recessed pockets built into the top or a side of the cabinet. I think it would just make for an easier time of hooking up the speaker wire during installation.

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Your current layout will compromise your entire setup just to have rear speakers which aren’t that useful in a room that size. Two subs in front corners will give you really even response across seats also watch home theater gurus latest video about height speaker placement. I've tried to label anything that's not clear what it is. This is the dimensions of the room with 2 doors and a window. This should work, main listening position is about 6.5 ft away from a 65 in OLED.

The cabinet shape is slimmer and deeper than the original Debuts, copping a little “Euro-Chi-Chi” style action from ELAC’s Uni-Fi Slim lineup. Internal bracing has been improved so as to dampen any unwanted cabinet resonances, and the brushed vinyl look of the original Debuts has been replaced by a black ash textured wrap finish. As we look at the drivers, the 1” silk dome tweeter is similar to that of its predecessor model but has been updated with a wide-roll surround and new waveguide to help with overall response and improve directivity. Handling the midrange and woofer duties are three identical 6.5” aramid fiber drivers.

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As a 16-year-old who, on more than one occasion, has poo-pooed his father’s fascination with “sound quality” he came away impressed with the new upgrade. Enough so that he asked me if he could contribute some of his thoughts to this review. I was about his age when I first caught the audio bug, so I think this whole stereo hobby of mine may have just come full circle, with this review, as well. Moving to “All the Things You Are” performed by James Walker and Free Flight, Walker’s flute performance was handled deftly by the ELAC Debut 2.0s.

The first speaker series introduced by this “dynamic duo” was aptly called Debut. It quickly gained widespread acclaim as a well-designed, value-oriented line that punched significantly above its weight. This initial success afforded the team the ability to expand ELAC’s product lines with a number of more adventurous and innovative offerings in both speakers and electronics. In 2016, the company acquired Audio Alchemy and brought aboard key engineers, including founder Peter Madnick, to update the brand he created and continue its life under the ELAC umbrella.

This chart shows the horizontal on-axis frequency response of the ELAC B5.2 speakers directly compared to its 15, 30 and 45-degree off-axis measurements. Overall, it seems an even tighter grouping than that of the related F6.2 plots. The 0-degree and 15-degree plots track each other fairly closely between 300Hz to 15 kHz. The 30 and 45-degree plots stay close to the first two until about 3.5 kHz where they begin to show the expected amount of decline.

A 2.0 setup for music makes sense, but are you sure that's the configuration you want for movies as well? No center channel and no subwoofer will impact the viewing experience. My plan is to now buy pair of bookshelf speakers that I will eventually replace with floor speakers, and move the bookshelf's to rear speakers. What ever speakers I choose now, I will be getting the rest of the speakers from the same model series for atleast to 5.0. Sub and extra two I may be getting from different series if needed. SVS is fine if you like shopping at Best Buy 😁There are way better speakers for that price like PSA.

Both George Lucas and the folks at Disney seemed to have forgotten just what the heck made the original trilogy so special. Never mind all the silly back-and-forth internet banter about the appropriateness of this character or that. Europe's busiest forums, with independent news and expert reviews, for TVs, Home Cinema, Hi-Fi, Movies, Gaming, Tech and more. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You can also return to the previous screen to make changes or go directly to the home theater system or back to the main page to connect another device.

And none of the speakers had any issues with the varied vocal ranges. As before, it was the on-wall surrounds that surprised here, subjectively matching the sound quality and dynamics of the towers and the center thus fully completing the dimensional picture. The speakers presented no unusual installation or placement challenges. The on-wall speakers each came with a set of low-profile mounting brackets that were simple to install. After some experimentation, I settled on the two front corners to be the best place for each of the SUB3010 subwoofers to take up residence.

An 8-ohm nominal impedance and an 88dB sensitivity will make the C6.2 easier to drive than the original version too. The C6.2 center channel speaker proved itself to be an excellent sounding anchor to the whole system, providing highly intelligible dialog and clean musical performance in an easily manageable size. It noticeably sounded just as good while sitting in either of our end seats as it did when sitting in the two middle seats. That isn’t always the case, as some center channel speakers I’ve had installed here can have an audibly softer sound for guests in the end chairs. Vocals in both music and movies had a natural presence and weight to them and panning effects between the front three speakers sounded as seamless as could be. For surround listening, the Debut 2.0 tower speakers, center channel, on-walls, and dual subs were set up in my basement home theater space in my typical 5.2 surround layout.

If the budget is really tight, the Boston Acoustics A360 are a great deal at $330 a pair. Pairing the wrong speaker with any amp and it will sound like crap. Bookshelf bass managed will definitely allow you to juice the volume even though that room is quite large.