jamiebosco

Warn the neighbours before you start! lol The Velo's will get a workout! I watched it after midnight so had to really keep a lid on the MV, probably around -22dB for most of the movie, will go back for a 2nd viewing at my normal -10 to -12dB MV very soon! Here's a graph showing the bass! Keep in mind, anything on these graphs over the -20dB line is considered fairly loud

Watched this tonight, I enjoyed it - decent movie (no worse than Pearl Harbour) Total bass fest and arguably some of the best use of the surround channels I've experienced in a while Al - you'll like this one!

Really good video on these on Youtube

Nice find!

We have a little saying around here: "you mess with the Paul, you get the horns"

Be careful asking Paul that...some Folded Horns may be in your future!

I would build a pair of VBSS (Value Buster Subwoofer System ) designed by Matt Grant from AVS forum and DIYSG All the info is in this thread https://www.avsforum.com/forum/155-diy-speakers-subs/2226642-v-b-s-s-diy-subwoofer-design-thread.html Including Port tune options,cut list, and even the inuke DSP setting needed to shape the response. An Inuke 3000DSP can drive up to 8 of these!!!! Get the Drivers from here http://www.theloudspeakerkit.com/dayton-audio-pa460-8-18-pro-woofer You can use precision ports or slot ports if you want to save some coin

Hey glad you liked it Al, I lent it to a few mates and all have thoroughly enjoyed it, and agreed the action scenes are great, definitely a sub workout, some of the visual effects have a very distinctive style too, sort of a blend of the matrix and cut scenes from a computer game (hard to explain I guess lol)

Surprised this is still here! This is literally THE best value for money investment you can spend on your system, takes so much guess work out of system setup and problem solving I've had 3 different mic's and the umik-1 is the easiest to get going with REW

This looks like the original owners listing These are a bargain!

Wow! that looks awesome! When seated in the MLP are they aimed to fire in front of the listening position or directly on axis?

Ge I guess it depends how loud (and what) you like to listen, dual Cap4000s put out 126dB at 20Hz (more in-room) and close to 135dB above that. Wouldn't be surprised if 2 of these hit 120dB at 10Hz in a room , this setup is used for home cinema too and movies go several octaves lower than 28Hz. From memory the owner had previously had 4 x SVS SB16 Ultras in the room and was bumping against their limits down low, so obviously they like it loud!

Any pictures of the final (for now) set up in the church? Perhaps adding a few "small" subs to boost the low end could be a future upgrade as this fellow Sov owner did

I'm not usually one for amp porn, but God damn - that's a good looking rig!!!