Recent content by 007L2Thrill

No problem mate! Glad I could help, and cheers the name was meant to be 007L2Kill as in bond, but when I joined the system would not take the name so I changed the Kill to Thrill and it worked only problem is it sounds like bond in a porn movie.:rofl: P.S when you get it all set-up come back...

Just to confirm that the Tannoy FX 5.1 would be OK as they are passive speakers and a 100Watt active subwoofer. I used to own this a long, long time ago and you get 15 meters of cheap speaker cable in the box for free, it’s OK for a smallish room. Here is the PDF to the FX system. Tannoy FX...

Best thing is to swap the speaker cables around to the opposite channels, but you say in your first post that it had no effect, if this is true, then to me it sounds like one of your speakers is the problem and not the amp as if one channel is louder say the left and you change the speaker...

Yes, I agree as well with Mike, the only player that I found to beat my 2500BT was its bigger brother 3800BD so I brought that and sold my 2500BT player. The 3800BD as a sharper picture and loads of picture settings (if you need them) and a very good CD player to boot, so more than happy with...

Yes, please do!

Thanks for the review sliced bread! That’s helped me more then most advice I have asked for, as I am saving my self for some new speakers and should have the funds in around a couple of months. I have a onkyo 875 which is nearly the same amp as the 905 and I have a pair of mission 783 so I know...

Been buying from Ebuyer for over 3 years with no problems, plus there free delivery was always next day for everything I ordered.

Well mlilliman, I remember reading a book from audioquest a long time ago and I remember a passage saying that they print arrows on there cables the way the copper was spun, as they found the sound quality to be better in that direction.

Yes, and that works really well.

My quote of “200 watts in use” was only at normal volumes for my room, home cinema choice magazine did a power consumption test for the onkyo 875 and they said 100 watts idle and 946 watts 5 channels driven at 160 watts 8 ohms (0.5 THD).

Well my onkyo 875 just idling takes 150 Watts and in use around 200 watts, all my equipment together around 500 watts in normal use. But that’s nothing compared to my PC on its own playing a game 650 Watts.

Great stuff. Look forward to your stereo review.

No kidding! I sat through 5 minutes of these last night and including unskippable trailers only to get to the most rubbish film I have ever watched for a long time. Anybody wondering what film it was, SKYLINE.

+1 You keep reading my mind, weird.

Bet me to it! Its been on there for around a week or longer as I was checking the player out last week and came across it, but still can’t place an order for it.