ToxicMule

http://www.klipsch.com/product/product.aspx?cid=979&s=specs http://www.klipsch.com/product/product.aspx?cid=411&s=specs If not how so? Also where is the center speaker with the larger tweeter and 2 drivers. I like the look of a center speaker with the larger tweeter and 4 drivers;however, why not make the floor standing speakers with a large tweeter and 4 drivers also. Ahhh, why can't we have a perfect match for the center and mains with the larger tweeter?

Isn't DT known for taking certain liberties with frequency responses? Are there any reviews out which support your claim about response below 20hz. I 'm not saying those aren't accurate, but with the company's history I'd like to see more numbers in different setups.

Just wondering if you guys took any before and after pictures when using the sms-1? Still very happy with the results? After doing testing, in my new room , I have a huge suck out between 35-45hz. 10-15 dbs in fact. I was thinking about pulling the trigger on one of these and maybe some bass traps. The sms sounds great because I don't need to hook up a computer. Yet, it can't apply varying settings to 2 subs. I' ve been thinking about adding another sub to help increase the deep output.

I would go down to radio shack and get a sound meter. I think in the long run its a good investment. Also as mentioned before get a test disc. There is alot more to setup then just volume levels and you will enjoy playing with it. This will not only allow you to get the sound system calibrated, but it also has tests for your picture.

I'm curious about what degree of rolloff everyone has found. When I bought mine about 3 years ago, I only remember a single review being out. That was on secrets and it showed significant rolloff at 30. In fact I just checked and its still there(subwoofers under the christmas tree), but I cant seem to post the link. When I bought mine, I had capeted floors and sheetrock. I also own RF speakers, and I never noticed any issues. In the last month I moved into a stucco house with hard tile floors. I know there are several other factors, such as room size and shape, yet now I cant get enought low end for movies. If I turn it up(only about half gain)which is about 6-8 db hot with a rat shack meter, then its way too much bass on most things. Just wondering if I got a para eq and turned up the bottom frequencies, would I burn out my amp? Also my speakers sound like garbage now, I really need to get a huge rug for starters.

I have a RSW-15. What kind of rolloff did you notice below 30?