Roc Rinaldi

Where the heck is JL Audio? They don't cost as much as you might think.

.....and we'll have FUN, FUN, FUN, 'till daddy takes the T-bird away.!!!

You are taking all of the fun out of it.

Yes. It tastes a lot like chicken.

GREAT!!!! I hate cats and love your animation. Got any more?

Amy, your last sentence indicates that you do not realize how much the Baltimore Colts meant to Baltimore and how much they were woven into the fabric of our lives. In the late 1950s, the 1960s, and early 1970s, if you lived in Baltimore, you spent all week talking about the most recent Colt game and the next Colt game. In Baltimore, you lived and breathed for the Colts. All you thought about was Johnny Unitas, Lenny Moore, Alan Ameche, Gino Marchetti, Artie Donovan, Jim Mucheller, Raymond Berry, Weeb Ewbank, Mike Curtis, John Mackey and Jim Parker. We had about seven Hall of Fame members on those teams. Then came Burt Jones and the next round of players. Your whole existence was centered around the Colts and their activities. You lived and died for the Colts. Our stadium was nicknamed "The Worlds Largest Outdoor Insane Asylum", because of the noise factor and the passion of the fans. If you have ever had a really really true love I'm sure that you would never actually "get over it", and you shouldn't. Well, I really really loved the Colts and the Blue & White, and the Horseshoes. Please realize that Indy rudely took our Colts and their football records and our trophies and our other memorabilia. All of those records and trophies were achieved while the Colts were Baltimore's team. For God's sake, they have Johnny Unitas listed as an Indianapolis Colt in the Hall of Fame.!! I will never forgive and I will never forget what Mr. Hudnut and troupe and city did to us. Our mayor at the time even offered to buy back the trophies and memorabilia, but Mr. Robert Irsay declined, may he rest not in piece. My wish is for someone to add a BOSE sound system to Mr. Irsay's coffin so that he will anguish for eternity. I'm very sure that it is very hot where Mr. Irsay currently resides.

Thanks Mike. I'm really starting to get excited now. I have to say once again that 7.1 is way more complex than 2.1. Man, I have never in my life made so many adjustments so frequently as I have in this 7.1 system. My guess is that I will be tweaking and adjusting and repositioning items for a good year before it settles down and I can "just listen" to music. Mike, thanks for all of your help and advice over the months. Thanks too, to all of the forum members who have provided help and insight to me. Your contributions have been great. My system reflects your suggestions and opinions. I'm almost done. I need just one more pair of Forte IIs to complete everything that I set out to do. By the way, it is starting to sound really pretty good. One thing is for sure, it is a BIG sound with lots of bass and good clarity in the mids and highs. Tweaking and adjusting is all that I have left to do, to get finished. Thanks again to everyone.

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Dr. Who I have a laptop so can I just rent your equipment and use it to do my measurements? This thread is related to my other thread entitled "Mis-matching subwoofers" http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/thread/916966.aspx I would love to just push a button, send you the file, and have you interpret the results. How do we get started? DrWho, where are you. How do we get started?

Arthur, you always do everything on such a big scale.

Interesting Mike. Thanks for the information.

Gee, I didn't realize that we were off topic.

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It's funny how much subwoofer people pray to God, isn't it?

Just don't put it next to a regular TV.

Thanks Tiger. So true. Yes Virginia, even you can own a JL Audio subwoofer at these prices.

I brought my second f-113 home Monday. I have not even unboxed it yet. (so, so , busy) I am excited about it. My wife is not. I think her word would be "concerned".

Incorporated in the year 113.

There's the right side, the wrong side, and the other side.

I use different towels for bathing. Good point. There must be some use for all of the heat my MC207 is generating. It really gives off some heat.

Well what a couple of days it has been for me. Sunday I bought two more Forte IIs from someone in VA. He was the original owner and the speakers are about 13 years old. They are black so I will be refinishing them in oiled walnut. I now have 6 Forte IIs and a pair of KG-4s. Monday I bought my second JL Audio f-113 subwoofer. The sad part is that I have been so busy that it is still in the sealed carton, unopened. I can't wait to hook it up and hear it play. Not bad for two days work, don't ya think?

My comments about being in good health have nothing to do with taking a trip. I'm not ever going to go to <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Indianapolis. Please remember, they stole our Baltimore Colts from us. There can't be one decent person in that town at the time that it happened, that felt good about themselves. Since you are going to be over half way to my house, why not swing by Baltimore and visit us? We have a nice swimming pool out back wired for surround sound. Bring your swim suit. I'll provide the steamed crabs and beer. Dtel will have to decide about the double trade. After all everyone has to benefit in someway. Janet knows me pretty well so I don't think she would object if she saw my "trading" posts. She knows the titles of my posts, so she has some idea about the subject. I'm sure that you realize that it is all if fun and jest. Janet is much much more concerned about the 2 additional Forte IIs that I bought Sunday and the second JL Audio f-113 subwoofer which I bought Monday. She is really getting concerned about seeing Forte IIs set up on tables for surrounds. (too big she says) She is very very concerned about where I will be placing my two f-113 subwoofers. (she likes "light" bass, not heavy bass) (this is a real problem in our family.) (Could be a marriage breaker.) However, I think that I can save the marriage if only I can get her to listen to the long version of "Whole lotta Love" by Led Zeppilin. Now there's a song made for strong subwoofers.!!!

Hmmmm.