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    All I have to say is DON'T set your system up like I have it set up. See picture


    Quote Originally Posted by hershon
    Right now, for space and aesthetic reasons, I have my DVD player on top of my Denon Receiver and thus its on top & blocking most of the Denon's air vents. Will this cause any harm to either system in the long run and/or affect performance?
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    Quote Originally Posted by newbsterv2
    All I have to say is DON'T set your system up like I have it set up. See picture
    I have the DVD player exactly above the receiver where you have yours only my receiver is on the top of my 48" TV. The HD DVR is to the left of it and there simply isn't any more room to put everything side by side. What is the object to your left (to the right of your left speaker), Robby the Robot or some Easter Island artifact?

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    Could you put your DVD player under the DVR ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by anamorphic96
    Could you put your DVD player under the DVR ?
    I don't know if you're being sarcastic but the DVR (which also has vents) weighs a ton and I think the weight would damagew the DVD player.

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    Sorry it was just a suggestion. I was not aware DVR's weighed that much. Bad idea then.

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    Unhappy Dont cover your digital cable receiver either

    I just had newspaper over the digital cable receiver (from the cable co) when painting the room. The unit went into protection and shut down. It took me a while to figure out what happened. And that unit does not generate nearly the heat of my a/v receiver.

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    Back in college, I had a CD player with about 3/8" feet on top of my older Sony receiver. I left it on for about 20 hours one day playing at a very low volume and awoke to the fire alarm and some smoke in my room. The darn thing started smoking like crazy. However, once I turned it off and let it cool for a few hours, it worked fine- however, it still smelled funny once in a while.

    I wouldn't want to take another chance like that.

    Are you that limited by space where you can't erect some type of audio rack?

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    i bought some fans

    my marantz was running hot, so i went on ebay and some guy was selling fans that he made himself. I probably could have made them, but i ordered them from him. I would have to guess it is at least a 30 degree difference with the fans on there than without.

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