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I had considered that. Actually been mulling the IB subidea. I have three I deal wall spaces that this would work. Two are in a corner. I really need to post some pics but last time I checked photo bucket they were down for maintenance andI don't have time right now. I still realy like the...

I was thinking about this http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=295-462 and one of these http://www.lowes.com/pd_10150-286-69220 ... facetInfo=

Well, the sub sold. Apparently the guy has someone coming to get it this weekend but will let me know if it falls through. Still want a tube sub though. I will not be deterred.

Boy I hope Tom V reads this thread. Because my next question is, which end goes in the corner the bottom or the top? This thing was definitely one of his babies.

I totally agree. But that is getting SERIOUS with a house that technically I don't even own yet and am not even supposed to be living there. (Still a long story). And, on top of that, the stairwell is in a good location for that to happen. Just need to wait.

NICE! Good research pro! I figured as much. BUt it is REALLY nice to hear it from the horses mouth. So to speak. As far as I see it, it is no different than having a front firing sub. Just figured this would be neat way to hide a huge sub in plain veiw.

I actually had that. Not bad actually. What really does it for me is guajillo chili sauce. That crap kills me the next day. Ward, you are right and I recognize that. I don't have beautiful gear like your that I would rather look at than listen to. I just want a good sounding system...

Actually no. I think it would look like shit any other way. There is just no room in the living room for a "good sub". If someone can actually give me a good reason why a tube sub laying behind the sofa is a bad thing, then I'll listen.

Sorry, but I value the asthetics of my living room over no holds barred audio quality. For $175 I can get rumble in my pants but this time, no chlamydia. And as far as laying the tube sub on its side. let me have it. I have no expecations about what that thing can or can't do. As far as...

Well, for the time being I may just lay this behind my sofa and if things ever get that serious, I'll cut into the stairwell. http://app.audiogon.com/listings/subwoo ... ew-york-ny Just not real interested in cutting up a house that was just built last week. Yet... Plus, I have a buddy who...

Haven't gotten anything yet but I did pick up one of these for behind the tv. TV will be on the wall over the Fireplace and away from everything else. http://www.lowes.com/pd_248359-60784-36 ... facetInfo=

I am thinking tube. I can get a 12" sonotube at lowes. MDF caps would be easy.

Awesome thanks!

I could do this in the crawlspace or in the stairwell cavity but I am afraid that would turn the whole house into a subwoofer that would be classified as "public discord"

Not enough room behind or beside the couch. Very tight layout. Ok, can't log onto photo bucket from here. Have to do it tonight. Building a sonotube sub could be really fun!

It will be a couple of inches from the back wall. Only place forthe couch. and the couch has two recliners in it so I was thnking of a triangular design would accomodate a larger woofer. But if I could buy or build a tube sub, I think that would be idea. I will post some pics tonight...

Lightbulb!!!! Surfing the net I immediately came up with the idea of a tube SVS sub laying on its side. Tell me why that won't work?

So we are in our new home (but it isn't ours yet so no threads on that until we close). BUT, we did move in (long story). And in setting up the downstairs living room it has come to my attention that the best place for the sub is behind the couch. Has anyone ever tried or is willing to help...

Ordered. Didn't see where there was one left but I needed a reason and that was enough for me.

No love for apple here. As far as that feature is concerned I will be completely networked and will have no issues getting things to play on that system.