Jay481985

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well also you have to factor the cost of him coming and tuning your room, i'd say they be 150000 without custom tuning

---------------- On 6/1/2004 8:00:15 PM meuge wrote: I do believe you could hire an orchestra to play for you personally for less money. ---------------- but would it sound as good lol

---------------- On 6/1/2004 8:00:15 PM meuge wrote: I do believe you could hire an orchestra to play for you personally for less money. ---------------- but would it sound as good lol

its probably easier to send it to klipsch because opening the promedia like you said actually voids the warantee

yah sure if you have that much please donate to the jay481985 fund to help jay get loaded lol

yes there are i believe the dynaudio has one, macintosh has one, and martin logan about 75000

---------------- On 5/31/2004 1:40:38 AM formica wrote: PS: BTW... "more" overkill as when I pushed the sub close to it's maximum SPL, I got 119.5db at 20Hz (corrected in room, fast "C") before clipping and without bottoming out. ---------------- God Damn

there speakers that cost more then that, try martin logan, dynaudio, macintosh

call klipsch and try to get the problem fixed as it seems apparent that something blew

---------------- On 5/31/2004 6:13:40 PM InnovaZero wrote: The Everest with its dual 15" Tumult drivers, and 4 18" PR's could...I think lol? ---------------- I doubt even the famed tumults can produce it

5 hertz wow but is there any subwoofer capable of reproducing it at say 90dbs

which one?

the buzzing comes when there is a nalog signal being sent make sure that the dvd player is sending digital out

good to see you back. Also yeah I heard that LOTR The return of the king has some of the lowest 14 hertz bass ever

or do what formica did and make a av-15 that was a beautiful subwoofer you made, can you post more pics? since now i bet you placed it pefectly and all.

---------------- On 5/30/2004 2:02:49 PM BizzyBobby23 wrote: What does LFE and Phase mean and/or do on the back of a powered subwoofer? thanks- ---------------- LFE is part of dolby where it is called low frequency effects. It instead of using the mains to send to the subwoofer, it has a separate rca cable that sends signals to the subwoofer. Phase on the subwoofer means which phase to put it in there should be 0, 90, 180. Usually it is either 0 or 180. To know what that means try it in all frequencies and listen for which one is loudest. Because if it is not in phase with the rest of the speakers it sounds not as clear and lower volume

long time no see innovazero

i noticed but its just change is not always good is all, it wasn't bad the setup they had before but cahnge is just different to me

it might if it never was attached but shipping maybe is to blame as my promedias were banged the f up by fed ex

random tv shows and movies. It actually came out in prologic using the prologic function of the dd5.1

that just is bad luck

that is just bad company production quality check

---------------- On 5/29/2004 10:06:24 PM Juba310 wrote: Most TV is in stereo, with the odd exception of those few broadcasts in 5.1 sound, but even so, since he has 4.1s it wouldnt really matterr. ---------------- i know most tv in stereo but I remember me putting on the ultra to the dd5.1 and in prologic form and it sounded pretty well

---------------- On 5/29/2004 10:08:34 PM Juba310 wrote: You're really workin the forums tonite, aren't ya Jay ---------------- huh???