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That's my wife Kristyn...that photo actually, sofi helped take it! She hit the shutter. She's doing great, as it looks from the outside anyway. Plenty of energy...too much sometimes. No heart function problems, never a sign of rejection. We actually just brought her back last week from...

When comparing one IB sub to another the most optimal one will usually have the larger baffle. Having it smaller does not always mean that you won't still have fantastic sound. But when comparing the IB sub with the smaller baffle to a cabinet type sub the IB sub is still the better choice...

I was just curious because I had some carpet padding that seemed to be rubberized, over 10X6 feet. Rolled up tight to have an ID about 4" it makes it almost a foot thick from the inside. So I just moved it into one of my corners and it made a negligible but noticeable difference. That was at...

Has anybody ever tried using some type of carpet padding for acoustic control, like a bass trap? Did it help?

LOL... Can I add some? Just delete it if not... Box End Wrench: Used to make that leak under your sink even worse. Needle Nose Pliers: Just the kind of pliers you'd need for a job well done but they don't ever fit when you really really really need them to. Socket Wrench: The kind of hand...

That's a nice little playground you have back there too. I would've never made it back there at your house, for all the fun for me is inside, been infatuated with audio since I was 4! Wards...the audiophile candy shop.

Yeah I'm taking your word on that one Ward, you've had a lot to compare those to! Are they active? What is that cabinet made of, it looks like a one piece mold!

I figured there was a catch with the price and pretty designs. I'd rather pay a little more and unbox it only once.

Anyone have experience with their amps? http://emotiva.com/

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Re: Is there an optimal distance for the spacing of speakers For surround sound optimal distance between channels is *usually* relative to the distance they will be heard from. For your front channels you would use the same method as you would for stereo listening; start their distance apart...

I'm thinking you're right. I'm also thinking the second you go beyond the output level needed to make any kind of LFE from any source sound realistic it's a waste. His HT must be the size of a small grocery store.

So they upped the price by 2K since about last month. Whats up with that. I was going to win the lottery and get one.

"unsatisfactory and a complete failure as a format." Haha...he should come to my place then, tell me how many channels are playing and place a bet. I'll show him failure.

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I'd just put one on top of the other. No harm no foul.

Mine are designed to have the grills on to curb diffraction. And they DO sound better with them on...the imaging gets a little funny otherwise.

I don't think that any of the guys that have the money to waste on such things, don't realize that they are into something that not even the recording engineers, FOH engineers, or equipment techs. even touch...Do they think that they bring their own outlets and cable elevators on the road with...

Netflix puts those stupid stickers on their discs, which in most cases should be fine for its shape and position but some genius decided the damn thing had to be about 1/16" thick. Every single time I've had a disc that wouldn't play it was from them.