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I think you can probably divide the bandwidth between the lowest and highest note limits of musical instruments, so that the "mid" range has a fairly equal value of frequency span above it's upper and below it's lower limit. Or something like that. ;)

Is the dual midrange center channel lobing issue exclusive to those designs that have each midrange driver producing identical frequencies in phase? Or does it even matter.

That was just the first example I came across...there's always a lot more. Thanks for the heads up Randy, I wouldn't want to sway anybody toward a bad deal.

Maybe something like this? http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl? ... -black-ash

Decent acting, great soundtrack...but still an otherwise awful movie.

I took some pieces of those pads designed for furniture moving and put them under mine. These are the exact ones I used...there's a bijillion different designs for these things but only one I've found with a type of rubberized polymer backing (I think) instead of plastic...

I wish it was time I could have back. It wasn't even a real parody.

What would it take, acoustic treatment wise anyway, to cure modes at around 38, 50, 96, and 106Hz? They aren't really terrible, the worst is @96Hz going 6dB above reference.

The attorneys probably never actually listened to the stuff. Probably just said "pay me enough and I'll defend your AcoustimEss.

Hmmm...your pic didn't show. What was it?

I watched this last night and would watch again...loved it.

I guess this means then I shouldn't get anything on sale. :roll:

Does anybody have any experience with Crest Audio amps? They're high power on the cheap, is there a big catch? I'm not really keen on how to completely interpret the data on them (I know little to nothing about amps) except for any S/N ratio which I didn't see listed.

I like how the driver is recessed in a nice bevel edge.

Do you think this thing is going to sell without at least having some kind of performance data included? Jeez...maybe he doesn't really want it to go! http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl? ... cal-Utopia

I used a standing full length mirror and a laser pointer. It takes only one person and it can show you how large of an area your panel will be effective for.

He apparently thinks basic acoustics is too complicated...shoot, more often than not people make their room sound better on accident.

His reply was actually rather kind of condescending...maybe he should have referred to a dictionary before using the word "esoteric." He makes his remark sound like he thinks his readers are dumb.

Edit: Damn! Ok, I just dd a couple of people in my office and it made me dizzy listening to moderate levels of higher frequencies (14000 and above). So please be careful playing with this. [i] Were they warble tones?