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No you don’t lose the power from the receiver. It’s just redirected. As far as bi-amping, I think your best bet is using b channels. I haven’t used b channels in a while the only issue that might be there is if your going for true Atmos or Dolby, the b channels might shut off or not allow for true surround sound. But I think it’s an interesting concept you got there. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

Hmmm. I’ll have to check that one out. Thanks

I know how you feel. However I’m collaborating with Fred again soon and we will have music in that vid. Thanks for watching

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Sorry to hear that man. I’ve been using the ones I have for a little over 3 years. They worked great for me. Not one issue. Thanks for watching

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Whoa 😳 killer system my guy. I bet that sounds outstanding

Oh yeah

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If you talking about the receiver? It’s actually blue but does look purple in the camera. That is the old school video component input output aka RGB. Which used to be the highest quality video output before HDMI

I was using my Parasound p-6 preamp.

@@Audiolympian Thank you. Do you which stereo amplifiers are matching with Paradigm Monitor V7

@@alenjosemathew I use my Parasound jc1’s amps

@@Audiolympian thank you

I apologize, I don’t remember. It was just a housing unit I bought from parts express.

Good question. Yes and no. As long as the ohms do not drop below 2 ohms. Which most receivers do not go that low. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

Oooh. A FF3 and triton 7’s is a killer system

I also have the golden ear super cinema 3D center channel.

@@jgdmlw nice. I’ve never got around to picking one of those up. I was close many times. How is it?

@@Audiolympian i did not compare it with other center speakers so it is hard for me to judge but I am pretty happy with my Golden Ear system and the center sounds pretty nice.

@@jgdmlw good enough. Thanks

The founder 80’s are certainly a step down from the 1.r’s but the founder 100’s are a force to be reckoned with and definitely hold their own compared to the 1.r’s. Hope that helps

Yes, a major difference

I agree

That’s a good idea. I’ve been thinking of doing an updated video on this player. As I’ve been getting more questions about it.

In today’s market it should be any receiver in the $700 price range and up. Denon, marantz, anthem, Yamaha. The preout feature is something companies only put on their high end products. Hope that helps.

Short name is Russound ADP-1.2

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@Squeeze123youlie my pleasure

Ohhh OK thank you.

@@Squeeze123youlie you’re welcome

Sadly no, because UA-cam strikes everything. But I’m doing another video soon and others have asked for it so I’ll show a music demo and just take the strike. Thanks for watching

Most of the time no. But I can depend on the type of amp. Thanks for watching

Good question. A preamp is basically a glorified source selector, like cd player, dvd player, streamer things like that. Those sources plug into the preamp, the preamp plugs into the amplifier then to the speakers. So contrary to the name a preamp does not amplify hence the “pre” but it does control volume. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

True. The founder 100’s do have super sound quality and incredible bass. Thanks for watching

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That’s gold right there.

I now use the Paradigm Founder 90c

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@@Audiolympian I forgot to ask what kind of blue-ray would you recommend?

@HPMIKE55 if you mean Blu-ray player Sony and Panasonic make very good entry level players along with high end ones as well. Marantz has good ones as well.

No, because the inputs are for other sources and devices like dvd, cd players and turntables. Which means the audio from the source goes in the receiver and out to the speakers. Most of the time the sound goes out to the speaker terminals unless a receiver has speaker preouts. Then you can have the ability to connect an external amp. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

I show a more detailed version in this video. Thanks for watching. ua-cam.com/video/0OzPOIPp_ZE/v-deo.htmlsi=u1Z8wffGP_5VU5Fa

Sorry no, it does not have Bluetooth capability.

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Right you are !

Nice system my guy. I bet it sounds amazing. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for watching

The device does not have a level control, but that’s because all the control and adjustments can be done from the receiver. Which you will need to do, to get the sound to your liking. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

Nice. That’s a killer set up. Those speakers are magnificent. Thanks for watching

Good question. I would think you can use it with tv audio as well, as long as the tv has speaker output terminals. But I haven’t tried it. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching

@@Audiolympian Thank you so much .Yes the right and left but also there are adapters for other audio output to right and left.As the adapter you mentioned in your video.

@@kennethwilson7839 you should be good to go

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I have watched that intro scene. And yes I’ve heard about the port noise but I don’t get any. But you just gave me an idea. 💡 perhaps the port noise is just not audible for me and maybe a mic can pick it up. 🤔. Time for my next video. Thanks for watching

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You might be right. I will say the surround material on the subs are state of the art. Dense, strong but very flexible. Smooth to the touch almost like a leather feel.

You’re welcome, no difference in sound for me. I have seen the Fosi but haven’t looked into it, thanks for the tip. I’ll check it out. I’ve been waiting for something new to review. Thanks for watching

It certainly can but most hum in systems are because of a grounding issue. If something isn’t grounded properly then cables and wires can cause hum. Thanks for watching

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True but not every sub can move a massive amount of air while sounding good at the same time and hitting low hz. Thanks for watching

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So is tekton, the owner is not so Great. But he sure makes good speakers😂

@Error2username one could say that haha

Thanks. Actually, yes they can but they do get a little sharp sounding when they do. Not to be confused with distortion just a bit pitchy. Thanks for watching brother.

Yes I did. And yes the rca connection was better sounding than the hdmi. For some reason the hdmi connection wasn’t as good sounding as rca and xlr on any players I tried. Hope that helps thanks for watching

@@Audiolympian Sure does! Thanks for the quick reply! Enjoy your system!

@@chrismacandrew9692 thanks

Hey ya. I'm just about to set mine up for the first time and do you have to toggle between HDMI Video+Audio on and off to switch the sound between the TV speakers and the stereo?

@@jefffan171 I think it depends on how you have it set up. I actually use mine for only music. I have an hdmi connected to a monitor to see the cd contents but that’s it. So I’m not sure if you have to toggle it but possibly.