Lt. Aldo Raine

I love your dark knight review

Hey Aldo! Thanks for the kind words in my gallery. I wish I had the games. I used to, but i dont. I had to rebuy my systems because they all got sold. Ill take a pic of my games alittle later.

Unfortunately, I haven't. If anyone posts screenshot comparisons though, please let me know. I can always add a note into my review about the similarities/differences between the two. Sorry I couldn't be more help!

PM sent this morning at about 7:15 AM.

* Keep in touch if you want to resolve your issue!

Have a great day,
Bob

Part 3

Let's get down to it ONCE & FOR ALL!

And help me out in helping you!

Part 2

1. Start by manually setting all your Speaker Crossovers at 80 Hz.
2. Set both Subs with their Phase at 0 degree, and their Volume at 1/4 (9 o'clock), and their Low Pass Filters (x-over) on "Bypass", or if not avail, to their highest position.
3. Make sure that in your receiver the Sub is set to "Yes" or "On", and that you don't have any type of "Double Bass" or "Front + LFE" settings activated.

~ And at low volume levels, go to each of your speakers and put your ear right next to them (2") and try to hear for anomalies.
~ And tell me where your Master volume control is set at when you hear the nasty stuff!
~ And also all your Speaker levels, individually, as set by your Yamaha receiver.
~ And is YPAO engaged?
~ And if your Master Volume level range is from 0 dB to 99 dB (Absolute Volume), DON'T EVER pass 80 dB!
~ And if it is the Relative Volume, DON'T EVER pass 0 dB in your receiver's display window volume indicator! {Even -5dB maximum would be better.}

Part 1

Hi, and glad to hear from you again!
But less glad to hear that you still have that same issue!

OK, lesse, at high volume levels you hear distortion or bad noises of some sort right?
But at low volume levels it's fine right?

You have to be very clear and refresh my memory on what's going on, and with your newest gear, as I am a member at several Audio sites and I am very active in the discussions that I take part in.

I believe you now have a Yamaha receiver, the HTR6063. And your speakers are three Boston Acoustics CS26s, two Energy C200s, and two Precision Acoustic Subs.
And what is your source now, a Sony Blu-ray player?

*** What is it exactly that it does a high volume levels? And like how loud is it?
The better you can describe it and from which speaker(s) and how loud exactly you are listening at, the better I can pinpoint your issue.

...And stop spending anymore money until we know what needs to be done, OK?

Cheers,
Bob

Thank you very much for your reply with answers.
Direct & precise, just the way I like.

My family is thee best!

Aldo, who is the lady in your avatar? ...Sorry I just don't know her.

Also, do you have a picture of yourself? If you want to.

And, a picture of your older house where you live? I luv older houses.

And, any idea now why you have those audio issues?

And, why so many pictures of your favorite actor? Is there others? Or he's the only one?

And, that's about it!

I didn't say to you, but I did mention (suggested very clearly) to try another BD player; and you did try the Sony BDP-S360 player, and you said it was also producing static noise and all.
Now, you just tried a Panasonic BD player and it's working fine without noise coming from your speakers, ...no more static.
...So I let you deduct your own conclusions...

* I'm finally glad that you're out of the dark woods...

Have a great week & enjoy your BD movies,
Bob