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I havethe same amp, if i was you i would go read at WWW.HOMETHEATERFORUM.COM in the DIY section

This post is getting childish,,,hey Ry WOW you have money and WOW so do i... Who the HELL cares how much money you have.

Ears, I heard a RSW15, but the salesman at soundadvice wouldn't let me turn it up too loud he was a pri_k. So i don't know how good it sounds : (....

Ok, I just got back from my friends house who has all klipsch speaker the Epics for mains, KLF-c7 for center etcc.. His sub is UNREAL its a SW15, old Klipsch sub it contains 2 15's and Holly schnikes that mother hits, has anyone here heard one off these...

Well, i went to audition the RSW12 & 15 side by side and MAN the 15 is a stronger effect, in music they both sounded the same except the 15 went lower on occcasion. I never heard an SVS, but i emailed them and Tom emailed me back FAST everytime. I was mentioning to him that the BASS in my car is SADISTIC, friends jump in my car and say "Hey let me hear your system", i crank it up and they are immediately either jumping out off the car or grasping for the volume button, it feels like it takes your breath away. The bass is like a sledgehammer effect. I know its overkill but i started small and ended up spening a ton of money. Now i have ventured into the home theater realm. Well here is the response from Tom from SVS below: Hi Luis, Under $1000 I would go with our 20-39PC+ subwoofer for this system. Strong output down to the 15hz range(in 16hz extension mode) and 109-115dBs of clean output across the board...I think this would compare very favorably to a rsw15. In the $1500 range, dual 25-31PC+ or dual 20-39PC+ subs would be my choice. The same as above...but with an additional 6dB output capability. This would provide enough clean bass that your Klipsch speaker would *give up* before the bass did.. If you wanted true state of the art bass performance...the B4-supersubwoofer could be considered? It costs $2499 passive though. However add a $299 QSC850 to it and you'll have about the same performance as three Ultras(or add 3dB to the output readings the dual Ultras got in the Brian Weatherhead review). In other words...instead of 9dB more output than the HGS18 down low...you could expect about 12dB more output....or it would take four $3000 HGS18s to match the deep bass output of the B4 with the rmx850. This subwoofer will make your car bass seem tame...you'll be able to generate >130dBs in room with no problem... Tom V. SVS

Ears, I owned a KSW15 and just sold it, i have been reading and demoing the Klipsch RSW12,RSW15, and SVS, vtf-3. What would be the best choice for STRONG bass.... thanks,