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Hi all,
Apologies in advance as I'm really new at this stuff, but I'm thankful for your help.
A year ago I purchased Kef LS50 speakers and a Yamaha RX-A1070 receiver for my home theater. I also later purchased a SVS SB-2000 sub.
I've been noticing when I watch TV, that when a character is yelling with a higher pitch the speakers make an odd sound at the end. It's hard for me to define, but anytime a man/woman is yelling on screen you notice a 'flaw' in the speakers.
As a bit of additional background. When I initially got the Subwoofer I had to significantly change the Bass and Bass Trim to get the subwoofer to work on my receiver.
A few questions:
1. Does anyone know if I can tweak the settings on my receiver to fix this?
2. Is the receiver too weak to power the LS50's?
3. If I purchased a center speaker to handle the dialogue, could this fix the issue? (I'd probably be looking at the Kef R2C centre)
Please let me know if you require any additional information.
Thanks,
SN88
Apologies in advance as I'm really new at this stuff, but I'm thankful for your help.
A year ago I purchased Kef LS50 speakers and a Yamaha RX-A1070 receiver for my home theater. I also later purchased a SVS SB-2000 sub.
I've been noticing when I watch TV, that when a character is yelling with a higher pitch the speakers make an odd sound at the end. It's hard for me to define, but anytime a man/woman is yelling on screen you notice a 'flaw' in the speakers.
As a bit of additional background. When I initially got the Subwoofer I had to significantly change the Bass and Bass Trim to get the subwoofer to work on my receiver.
A few questions:
1. Does anyone know if I can tweak the settings on my receiver to fix this?
2. Is the receiver too weak to power the LS50's?
3. If I purchased a center speaker to handle the dialogue, could this fix the issue? (I'd probably be looking at the Kef R2C centre)
Please let me know if you require any additional information.
Thanks,
SN88