yromj
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If you put that into a Heeman:English translator you get: How do I get two of those into my room without Barb noticing?
John
PSA S7201
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John
Who's shocked? Not me!
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Reminder: We have a deal!Barb would probably approve, however the XS-30's are doing just fine...............
C2's will most likely be the next step up.............
Just sayin'....
Has it been three months already?Barb would probably approve, however the XS-30's are doing just fine...............
C2's will most likely be the next step up.............
Just sayin'....
Deerhunter
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I would love to hear that thing!
bmwuk
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That looks incredible. Do you only manufacture 15" subs? I can't say for certain but 15 might be overkill in my house
When it comes to audio and HT, there is no such thing as overkill.
Have you ever heard someone say they wished their TV, speakers, subwoofer, amps, etc., were smaller?
All of wives have complained I was too big.
Er.... you know what I meant.
15" is our smallest driver size in subwoofers, yes. The S1500 (about a 17" cube) is our smallest. Finding 12" based subs is easy but finding a 12" based sub that is even close in performance isn't. And the ones that are, are usually as big or even bigger..
But for quality subs, a bit smaller, an certainly less expensive goto Hsu. They got the good stuff.http://www.hsuresearch.com/
http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/vtf-1mk3.html
Tom V.
Power Sound Audio
bmwuk
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Thanks Tom. I haven't looked at actual footprint from the 15's. I have limited room for it so the concern15" is our smallest driver size in subwoofers, yes. The S1500 (about a 17" cube) is our smallest. Finding 12" based subs is easy but finding a 12" based sub that is even close in performance isn't. And the ones that are, are usually as big or even bigger..
http://www.hsuresearch.com/
http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/vtf-1mk3.html
Tom V.
Power Sound Audio
You'll have a difficult time finding a better performance/size ratio than the little JL woofs.
http://www.data-bass.com/data?page=system&id=103
$1500 MSRP, I'd guess maybe $1200 with good people skills?..
Tom V.
Power Sound Audio
http://www.data-bass.com/data?page=system&id=103
$1500 MSRP, I'd guess maybe $1200 with good people skills?..
Tom V.
Power Sound Audio
bmwuk
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I'm looking at yours still. I need to figure out my room and existing system first.You'll have a difficult time finding a better performance/size ratio than the little JL woofs.
http://www.data-bass.com/data?page=system&id=103
$1500 MSRP, I'd guess maybe $1200 with good people skills?..
Tom V.
Power Sound Audio
saldog
Active Member
Ha. I just picked up a Polk PSW110 for a backyard theater... i should take a pic of it sitting next to one of my PSA S3000i's.
Tom, can you please explain the physics of the setup in the new S7201? You call it "sealed", but the backs of two of the drivers are open to the environment? Does this roll off like a sealed sub? Thanks!