lsi 15's or 25's

dorokusai

If your speakers have serial numbers, awesome. If they do not, less than awesome when it comes to warranty coverage.

Mark
Polk CS

jtshaw43

yes mark, they do have serial numbers. thanks dude!!!

jtshaw43

jtshaw43

jtshaw43

Here are a few pics of my new (open box) 707's/ 706 cntr. My two velodyne hgs 18's are also included. Sorry about the quality of the pics. I took them with my cell. And as you can see they're not the best shoots. Oh well, i tried. Hope everyone enjoys them....

jtshaw43

Oh almost forgot. My 707's and my 706 have warranties!!!!

sponger

Just out of curiosity...how do subs factor into the equation when the towers virtually have their own bass drivers? I've occasionally wondered about that but never remembered to ask. Thanks. BTW...congrats.

PubFiction

Depends on how much bass you want or how deep you want it to dig, the other issue is how much power you have. Most subs will come with their own amplifier and that will take a huge load off your reciever / amp.

sponger

PubFiction wrote: »

Most subs will come with their own amplifier and that will take a huge load off your reciever / amp.

In which case, what is the advantage of having the towers vs. the books?

jtshaw43

I think it's just individual preference on whether to get towers or bookies.

SolidSnake1988

My dream system Lsi M series.

jtshaw43

I love the lsi m too. So i guess i'm an example that dreams can come true!! God is awsome!!!!!

sponger

jtshaw43 wrote: »

I love the lsi m too. So i guess i'm an example that dreams can come true!! God is awsome!!!!!

Contrary to what the non-believers say, He does reward the faithful. Those pics are proof!!!

jtshaw43

I agree!!!!

tonyb

sponger wrote: »

In which case, what is the advantage of having the towers vs. the books?

Mid bass, soundstage width and height, volume to fill a given size room.

Just because a speaker has bass drivers doesn't mean it can dig as deep as a subwoofer or perform as fast as one either.

jtshaw43

Well said tony b.....

sponger

tonyb wrote: »

Mid bass, soundstage width and height, volume to fill a given size room.

Just because a speaker has bass drivers doesn't mean it can dig as deep as a subwoofer or perform as fast as one either.

That makes sense. But if the user is relying on subs for the bass and thus crosses the towers at, say, 80HZ, then are the towers adding that much more mid bass, soundstage, width, and height than a bookshelf of comparable quality?