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is optical susceptible to interference?

isn't that always the debate...

It all boils down to facts vs opinions.... when you tell me there are no benefits from passive biamping using my AVR (as i've recently learnt  :whistler:) that is based on fact. There are exact sciences and logical reasons as to why that is. When people comment on cables and the like, that's...

i like the way you think  :dance:

I quite enjoy the Rosebank cinema Prestige. It's a premium cinema with a premium ticket price but the leather recliners and true sub sonic sound is really impressive!  :thumbs:

Very good point indeed... it does seem silly. Hence me looking and having to spend more on the 683's  :-\

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Thanks for the feedback guys but this is getting way too complicated for me. In a nutshell you all agree it's a waste of time to bi-amp with AVR's? But now the question as to why they build in this functionality comes to the front?

thanks Atjan, it's certainly not an active biamp, that being said, if it's supposed to go louder with less distortion, what more could i want out of it...

So basically it's all in the mind...

Gents... I've recently bi-amped my b&w's with my Yamaha amp however results seemed to be worse rather than better. I want to know, does biamping help, if so how? Does it make a difference as to which speaker terminals (high or low) that I connect to my amps biamp terminals (when i swapped highs...

Damn that looks disastrous!  :facepalm:

love it! Just not sure why he didn't go with the Nautilus :thinking:

I'll have to agree with Mistro :dop:

Looks cheap...

My fiance has a 42 LED one and i think it's just as good as anything else I've seen. It's also razor thin with impressive connectivity options  :thumbs: For the price, I'll definitely recommend it

:facepalm: I guess that will do the job quite nicely...

Thanks for the replies guys... I don't think some of you saw that i mentioned that i am indeed using MAC filtering.

Tough choice between MA and B&W hey. Yellow versus white  :thinking: I guess the demand for B&W will also help me lean toward that as it'll be easy to upgrade in future.