Recent content by keiser1

Thankyou all for the replies. I seem to be slightly confused with the whole calibration thing now, I've calibrated AV amps but never subs as I always presumed the amp would do the work for you. (or most of it) The Paradigms subs have an option where you can buy a calibration mic, this again...

It's not big, sitting distance from the tv is 2.9m, budget up to £700

Hi, I'm looking at changing my sub to if possible improve the sound quality of my system. I've not really had chance to listen to a lot of subs so I'd like some advice on the subject, and if it will make much difference at all. I'd like to change to a B&W sub to match the rest of the front...

My Kuro came back from its repair today, all working as it should. The service engineer was great, had fantastic knowledge of the Kuro, he showed me all the service screens, how long its been on for, how many times its been powerd on/off, screen temp, fault codes etc. Good news is after a long...

Thankyou. I've had the TV since 2009, its been fanatastic up untill now, I spoke to the engineer today he's coming to me at 11am Tomorrow. I must add that Pioneer have been quick to respond. Fingers crossed this will be a permanent repair :pray: I'll update more later.

Well thats my saturday night down the pan, I rent at least 2 a week! I only hire Blu-ray, mainly for The sound, Dolby True HD and DTS M A HD, am I right in presuming the Download sites only offer Dolby Digital?

My Pioneer Kuro seems to have developed a fault, looked through the manual and it seems an Internal protective circuit has been activated, all I did was turn it on to stanby and then turn it back on again, now I have the Blue Stanby LED blink 8 times, pauses then blinks another 8 times, no...

And the "snowstorm begins". Sizzers, Thankyou.

Hello all, For the past 2 weeks I've noticed an orange pixel on my screen that seems to be blinking, on some programmes its clearly visible, for instance, if the sky guide is on i can see the orange pixel from my viewing distance of 2.9m. I emailed Pioneer who responded with this answer: Dear...

hi Stonehound, Has the MCACC set your speakers to large? Try setting them to small to give your sub more of the LFE, that's helped me in the past. I personally like the detail in the sound from Pioneer amps, my dad's kit runs off a Denon amp and when he's listening to my set up he always...

I totally agree, I watched the new version of The Thing on Blu-ray and the lip sync was shocking, the night after watched Hugo and it wasnt so bad. I'm running mine off a Pioneer LX-72. I previously owned a Pioneer Bdp 51-fd and there wasn't a hint of lip sync issues. I'm hoping Pioneer are...

My Lx55 did exactly the same thing but only once , I've since updated the firmware and it hasn't crashed, only problem I've still got is lip snyc issues :wall:

I would really like to keep the CM Centre, its a fantastic looking speaker which fits very well in my set up, so as I've no room or budget for bookshelf or floorstanders I was thinking of using an in-ceiling speaker such as B&W CCM65, I've not yet heard these and have no idea if they would...

Thanks for the suggestion but The PM1's are well over my budget!

The CM speakers would be the ideal choice to match the centre but I'm short for space, I've haven't got the room for bookshelf or floorstanders next to my BDI unit. I'm hoping the M1's being B&W would have a tonal match.