Mike M

How does he have a 100% positive feedback ?, and is he smoking meth ?

If they made new rf-7iis and the rc-64ii with the new designed horn that's on the reference premier line, I think that would be a nice improvement, plus a new veneer or two would really peak some people's interest.

I saw a video he had before he had the furniture in there, love the false door in the wall that leads into the component room. He really did an awesome job.

Here's a picture of mine

I have my 65 in curved Samsung sitting on my 450c. I was told by a klipsch rep that the 450c is rated for up to 100 lbs. I don't imagine the 440c would be much different. I say you should be fine with a 55 in sitting on it.

My 115sw's occasionally do this same thing. Normally if I moved the subs out a foot or 2 and put them back it quits. It's picking up some type of interference from one of the multitude of electronics or led lighting I have in the room

Can't wait to see the end result

Looks awesome, what subs are lurking in between those scalas ?

Went back and forth watching both games but once Kobe scored in the 30's I stayed watching the Kobe show. 60 points for his final game... wow what a finish to a Hall of fame career

You'll probably need something like this http://www.crutchfield.com/p_927SBDDE2/Auralex-SubDude-II.html?tp=68326&awkw=134194639705&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=70785541705&awdv=m

I just looked under one of my subs, there's a screw under the rubber feet, it looks like a screw for attaching the bottom plate of the subwoofer to the side wall of the sub. I don't think you can use screw in feet. You'll probably have to get a isolation platform

I just looked up those Dayton audio spikes, I bet those would work. Screw in feet are pretty standard size wise

I've got 2 115sw's and had no idea lol. They're probably the same size as the carpet spikes for the tower speakers. Svs sells rubber screw in feet for subs I bet those would work for hard surfaces.

It sounds like your plumbing is clogged somewhere inside the wall. Are you sure there's no vent ? If the plumbing ties into any other plumbing like a toilet or shower it might be vented there.

There's screw holes already in the bottom ?

All depends on what your ears are telling you. I have my subs louder than what my receiver suggests. I tend to like more bass when I'm watching movies and listening to music, some people like less bass. It's your equipment so dial it in the way to what sounds best to your ears.

There's normally 1 specific hdmi port on the back of the TV that's used for arc, make sure you have it plugged into the rite one.

I started off with a single 12, that wasn't enough, so I got a second, that still wasn't enough. Sold both 12's and got two 15's. All of this was within a year, if I would of just originally went with what i originally wanted it would of saved me money in the long run. I'm sure here before too long I'll add a couple more 15's, be prepared though you just started a long and expensive hobby and once you go down that rabbit hole it doesn't stop.

I would rather go bigger, the 12 in will dig deeper than the 10 inch, plus you'll be less likely to get buyers remorse later that you didn't get the bigger sub.

I'd get the sub before the surrounds imo

Welcome to the forum, Some pictures would probably help with your sale, good luck with your sale.

I'm curious how much they sold for

Yeah I have dual 115sw's myself, they really shine for home theater. I briefly considered making a offer on yours and adding 2 more of them but I had to wait for my fiance to be out of state before I upgraded my 2 twelves to the 15s. Pretty sure if I would of added to more 15s she might of stabbed me lol.

My buddy is the one that's buying your subs A1UC, he's pretty stoked to get em. He's been looking for a while for a couple to come up for sale so yours came up at the right time.

I've got dual 115sw's so I suggest going with dual 15s. 4 12's will give you a much more even response the 12's just don't dig low enough for me imo.