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I'm wondering what specific nuances you are considering when you say that they will be affected differently than most any other normal front firing speaker? I am curious... klipschorn, okay... I can see what you are saying, but the Belle is similar to other models. that being said, usually toe'd in with the axis just behind LP... and definitely off the wall, but I had to draw the line for myself at about 10" or so.

Well... I am a Beer snob, you'll thank me later...

Where is your LP?

Las vegas... NV

This sign with NO WRITING... Ship it! how big are these signs? edit... 16x24

2keleven... I was looking for information on DBB's.

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I would... but how? they are 30-40 lbs per container. for what it's worth... I know in Japan there are HD Laser players available, and have been... but they are UBER expensive.

indeed... it ad's focus or resolution does it not?

Fine looking for 450?

first there was Flight to the moon... then there was Rocket to the moon I had both Original Attraction posters at one time.

Funny... I can not live without them

it was one of the problems of living within driving distance of Ken Cranes in so cal... that place had everything during the 1990's.

I still have three or four crates sitting in the garage... I will probably just toss them in the trash some day. and yes, I paid between 40-150 ea for them at full retail.

is that considered a "SUPER" tweeter? (well above 20khz)

I remember we had a similar discussion in another thread and someone quoted a source that said what they look for in a recording and explained that accuracy to them was being as close to representing a "LIVE PERFORMANCE" as possible... I felt that was a fair definition. even if I happened to be listening to a synthesizer.

^ even if crossed over very low... say below 50hz?

JBL's new Wave guide... seems they are getting more and more complicated to help with both LF and HF dispersion in the same horn

I firmly beleive the diametric... I truly beleive there is an increased critical outlook towards a pricey upgrade, speficially because it is more costly, than a cheaper alternative. Specially for a critical enthusiast that has a base of experience from which to draw a baseline.

many receivers are bluetooth enabled. my SC35 is BT enabled with the addition of a small dongle... which i have. otherwise, can't you connect via your network, as long as your receiver is network capable. Sounds like you are looking for a stand alone unit like "Air" etc for your existing set up?

those looked to be stained and not veneered... but I can't really tell glad you like them, now it's time to fiddle around with them and make them EVEN BETTER!

R-12SW Subwoofer $449.00 The R-12SW subwoofer uncovers what you've been missing in your music, movies and games -- clean chest-thumping bass. The high performance subwoofer provides deep bass and placement flexibility thanks to its front firing driver and all digital amplifier. Powerful 12" copper-spun front-firing woofer All-digital amplifier delivers 400 watts of dynamic power Equally impressive with music and movies Low pass crossover and phase control Line/LFE inputs for compatibility with most receivers Dimensions: 16" H x 14" W x 18.5" D Brushed black polymer veneer cabinet Frequency Response: 29Hz-120Hz +/-3dB MAXIMUM ACOUSTIC OUTPUT: 116dB AMPLIFIER: All digital AMPLIFIER POWER: 200W / 400W DRIVE COMPONENTS: 12" (30.5 cm) high excursion, IMG, front-firing woofer ENCLOSURE MATERIAL: MDF ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass Reflex INPUTS: L/R line-level RCA jacks, L/R high level speaker binding posts HEIGHT: 16" / 40.64 cm (16.5" with feet) WIDTH: 14" / 35.56 cm DEPTH: 18.5" / 47 cm (19.2" with grille) WEIGHT: 33 lbs (15 kg) FINISH: Brushed Black Polymer Veneer FEATURES: Volume, Lowpass, Phase, Auto Power PHASE: Switchable 0-180 degrees Built From: 2014 R-10SW Subwoofer $349.00 The R-10SW subwoofer is the ideal companion whether you're looking to achieve a 5.1 system or a 5.1 on the Richter scale. The high performance subwoofer provides deep bass and placement flexibility thanks to its front firing driver and all digital amplifier. Powerful 10" copper-spun front-firing woofer All-digital amplifier delivers 300 watts of dynamic power Equally impressive with music and movies Low pass crossover and phase control Line/LFE inputs for compatibility with most receivers Dimensions: 14" H x 12.5" W x 15.7" D Brushed black polymer veneer cabinet Frequency Response: 32Hz-120Hz +/-3dB MAXIMUM ACOUSTIC OUTPUT: 112dB AMPLIFIER: All digital AMPLIFIER POWER: 150W / 300W DRIVE COMPONENTS: 10" (25.4cm) high excursion, IMG, front-firing woofer ENCLOSURE MATERIAL: MDF ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass Reflex INPUTS: L/R line-level RCA jacks, L/R high level speaker binding posts HEIGHT: 14" / 35.56 cm (14.5" with feet) WIDTH: 12.5" / 31.75 cm DEPTH: 15.7" / 39.8 cm (16.4" with grille) WEIGHT: 25.5 lbs (11.6 kg) FINISHES: Brushed Black Polymer Veneer FEATURES: Volume, Lowpass, Phase, Auto Power PHASE: Switchable 0-180 degrees Built From: 2014

dont recap... just have all new ground up built.

wow... nice. didnt someone here just buy last gen Pro surrounds for there home just a couple weeks ago?

no Tongue and grove or mortise and tenon? looking good for sure.