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With 20' to the back wall, there might be an unpleasant echo. On the subject of back wall reflection, I can only bring my Vista's about 2-3' away from the back wall, so recently experimented with sound deadening panels on the wall behind them. With the sound deadening panels, the Vista's...

I second the Velodyne DD15. Not the highest SPL sub in the world, but probably one of the most flexible and easily integrated. Can set from very tight/fast for Jazz & Classical or looser for Rock & movies. I use one with a pair of Vista's in a 2.1 arrangement. If I had unlimited funds I...

With the Vistas, the metal insert of the 4mm banana sockets is recessed quite far into the plastic. I started off using speaker cables with banana plugs but they kept falling out, so I went with spades that I soldered on myself. Something to bear in mind if you plan on buying ready made...

I'm using a Velodyne DD-15 with ML Vistas and an Outlaw RR2150 with it's built in analog bass management (set to 80Hz). The DD-15 is in a corner facing into the room with one of the Vistas beside it. Wife and I have been very impressed with the dynamics and clarity of the Vistas but have both...

I also have Vistas, purchased new about six months ago, totally awesome step up from the NHT Three's which I found very detailed and dynamic up until then. But yes, a sub is mandatory in my book, but needs to be tight, accurate and fast with lots of headroom, so really needs to be a high power...

Try plugging both into the same power bar/outlet as the amp. Also try swapping over to see if the problem follows the speaker.

I'm running a pair of Magnepan MMG's behind an acoustically transparent screen for center channel duty. Center channel out from the Emotiva UMC-1 pre/pro drives two channels of an Outlaw 7125 via an RCA phono y-cable (I'm just using 5.1 so have two spare power amps in the Outlaw). L-R speakers...

With bridging, your putting double the voltage across the speaker compared to non-bridged for the same signal input; the bridged configuration is giving an extra 3dB gain. So you'd need to add a 3dB pad (attenuator) to the input of the bridged amps to maintain the balance between the woofer and...