lets have a good old throw down
goingganzo
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i am re opening the pwc club post. sence i got a new sub i wouyld like to take it for a run.
lotr fort ring drop sene.
messured un corected rs meter @10 feet 120db.
no botom and the subs barley moved exept everything else in the room did. had a few things fall down and a light went out.
lotr fort ring drop sene.
messured un corected rs meter @10 feet 120db.
no botom and the subs barley moved exept everything else in the room did. had a few things fall down and a light went out.
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So just do it like the finding nemo one? Are we running only subs when doing this? I may have a small room but I think my diy atlas 15 will get slaughtered by most here
. I wonder what bohemith, heart stopping sub russ will whip out for this... -
I'd concede that Gonzo will win this easily over anyone else here. 4 18" with 2.5" of throw in an IB setup? Dayum!There is no genuine justice in any scheme of feeding and coddling the loafer whose only ponderable energies are devoted wholly to reproduction. Nine-tenths of the rights he bellows for are really privileges and he does nothing to deserve them. We not only acquired a vast population of morons, we have inculcated all morons, old or young, with the doctrine that the decent and industrious people of the country are bound to support them for all time.-Menkin
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Alright... time to whip out the dvd player and do a temp ht setup for this. I'll post my results in a bit.
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4----18" man o man o man o man!
Denon #2900, Denon stereo receiver, Conrad Johnson Sonographe 120 amp, Blue Jeans cables, and Klipsch RF-7's -
That Finding Nemo tap on the fishtank scene is a real sub pounder..... Denon #2900, Denon stereo receiver, Conrad Johnson Sonographe 120 amp, Blue Jeans cables, and Klipsch RF-7's
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Okay... just finished. Managed to get about 113 - 114 dB with a ratshack analog spl meter c-weighted on fast. Sub is a diy atlas 15 in a 6.5 cubic foot downfiring, ported enclosure with a 350 watt css amp. This is sitting about 6 - 8 feet away with only the sub running in a 2.1 setup.
Anyone know what frequencies the drop covers? -
How do you know when to stop cranking the gain? maybe when it bottoms out?Denon #2900, Denon stereo receiver, Conrad Johnson Sonographe 120 amp, Blue Jeans cables, and Klipsch RF-7's
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the ava and atlas is a botomless design.
finding nemo. tap sene. 120db sounds great. exept for the above problems with shakeing thengs lose. i think i have alot more left in her but the wall might fall down -
I don't listen at 120db, can't help you there guys. The VMPS does everything I need it to in the video rig.
Put me in the quality over quantity camp.
Cheers,
RussCheck your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service. -
for subs the quality and quanity are one in a same. the more drivers you can have the more quality you can have. sence each sub has to do less work you get better qulaity
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goingganzo wrote:had a few things fall down and a light went out.
Now, that's something I "would" like to experience.....lol.Denon #2900, Denon stereo receiver, Conrad Johnson Sonographe 120 amp, Blue Jeans cables, and Klipsch RF-7's -
my main consern is the china cabinet upstairs. the floor shakes like a car with a system. if you can go ib i would jump on it and if you can get a xbl sub or a similar sub . i would do it. the olny thing about the sub is it sounds like it has less uper bass but that is your ear not hearing the resident harmonic distorshon. the sub is even flatter in responce and has a far superor sound.
