Receivers vs. separates?

[GMichael]

Yeah, I think I saw someone talk about a way a few weeks ago. But they did say that it wasn't a GOOD fix.

In what way-----that a line converter or something could be used to convert a signal from the receiver to the amp?

Yeah, that's the one.


I would be very distracted, and would most likely hit pause and glare at the dogs.

LOL. But do you think it can be considered NORMAL to be able to hear the dogs barking over a relatively moderately powered system?

Normal? I don't have a dog, so no, it wouldn't be normal for me. But yes, if a dog barked in my home it would be heard over most any system not turned up to ear bleeding levels.

[Lexmark3200]

Normal? I don't have a dog, so no, it wouldn't be normal for me. But yes, if a dog barked in my home it would be heard over most any system not turned up to ear bleeding levels.[/QUOTE]

Well thats what I was saying ---- if you dont HAVE a dog, how could it possibly apply to YOUR situation? LOL. But we have FOUR dogs, not just one, and while I try and keep them out of the home theater as much as possible (this room connects to the kitchen with no separating walls of any kind with any sound deadening materials), they manage to work their way in and bark their heads off somtimes and I can hear that over the DVD soundtrack----this would be considered "normal" then unless the system was turned up to ear bleeding levels?

[GMichael]

[B][I]Normal? I don't have a dog, so no, it wouldn't be normal for me. But yes, if a dog barked in my home it would be heard over most any system not turned up to ear bleeding levels.

Well thats what I was saying ---- if you dont HAVE a dog, how could it possibly apply to YOUR situation? LOL. But we have FOUR dogs, not just one, and while I try and keep them out of the home theater as much as possible (this room connects to the kitchen with no separating walls of any kind with any sound deadening materials), they manage to work their way in and bark their heads off somtimes and I can hear that over the DVD soundtrack----this would be considered "normal" then unless the system was turned up to ear bleeding levels?

Sounds like a problem that I can't help with. Doggie school can be expensive. Have you tried tranquilizer darts? LOL.
OOPPS, Sorry, couldn't help myself. I've been a baaaaad member today.

[Lexmark3200]

Sounds like a problem that I can't help with. Doggie school can be expensive. Have you tried tranquilizer darts? LOL.
OOPPS, Sorry, couldn't help myself. I've been a baaaaad member today.

Aside from the darts, do you think, though, that it would be normal to hear these dogs barking over the DVD soundtrack when the levels are NOT at ear bleeding territory?

[GMichael]

Aside from the darts, do you think, though, that it would be normal to hear these dogs barking over the DVD soundtrack when the levels are NOT at ear bleeding territory?

Yeah, you'd have to turn it up pretty darn loud to not hear a dog barking (times 4) in the next room. Sorry that you have to deal with that.

[Lexmark3200]

Yeah, you'd have to turn it up pretty darn loud to not hear a dog barking (times 4) in the next room. Sorry that you have to deal with that.

I'm talking about dogs barking IN the home theater room ITSELF......

[GMichael]

I'm talking about dogs barking IN the home theater room ITSELF......

Even worse. Maybe those tranqs are worth a second thought.