Solar Paul

Hi davewantsmoore, Thanks for your time and effort in reading and replying. I can see you are rated (?) a "superstar" and it looks like that is well deserved. Your reply was spot on for someone just starting out and exactly the sort of advice needed. It was reassuring, informative and above all helpful. Here are my responses to matters raised by you: Yes my surround processor offers steep filters of 24dB (as well as 6dB & 12dB). And I can choose crossover points of 80, 100 & 120Hz between speakers & subs. So, with cubes able to go down to 80Hz it looks like I wi

Hi There I have developed a plan to build 5 tiny cube active speakers and a sub woofer to make up a 5.1 surround system with my Theta Casablanca III surround processor. I am looking for sound quality rather than volume but our AV space is fairly large and I’m a DIY newbie so I’m looking for advice. I can think of a few areas where informed experience could advise, but of course I don’t know what I don’t know so I am open to thoughts in other areas. Tiny speakers are a priority so I’m not really looking for advice on which 2 or 3 driver speakers in bigger boxes might give better qua

Further information: these were great surround speakers in our old home. But we have downsized and they don't fit anymore Happy for them to go where they will be used and appreciated Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

Further information: I used this sub woofer for several years and they are great units (plenty of good reviews on the internet). Vandersteen's current version of this unit is the Vandersteen 3 and they retail for around $3,000. I had mine repaired by Andy McLaren of Hifi Repair Services (Gold Coast) (receipt available) when we moved house but haven't used it since picking it up because it won't fit into our downsized home. I don't want a lot for it but would like to see it go where it will be appreciated. It is still in it's original box. They are heavy units and you w