Full set of Polk LS on eBay

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schaesc
schaesc Posts: 2
edited December 2003 in Flea Market
Right now eBay has several Polk LS speakers for sale. There is an auction for a good looking pair of LS-90, a CS-350LS, and then a pair of white LS f/x speakers. All look like they are in great condition.

I have been looking for a 3rd PSW 300, but little luck finding one . . .
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  • brettw22
    brettw22 Posts: 7,623
    edited December 2003
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    Not mean to sound rude, but if you need 3 of the same sub, don't you have to think that the thing isn't what you're looking for in A sub? With the money that you're tying up in that thing, you could have a significant improvement in the bass department.
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  • i4gotmyid
    i4gotmyid Posts: 173
    edited December 2003
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    well actually more than one sub actually helps dealing with room resonance (peaks and nulls) and in some cases, 4 cheapo subs sound better than one expensive sub (which is a hint to my new project).
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  • brettw22
    brettw22 Posts: 7,623
    edited December 2003
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    Personally, I'd look at placement options on the ONE sub before I'd go out looking to get a sub for every P&N that I had in the room. Why would one want that many seperate boxes floating around and cluttering up the space........

    bygones.......
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  • madmax
    madmax Posts: 12,434
    edited December 2003
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    Originally posted by brettw22
    Why would one want that many seperate boxes floating around and cluttering up the space........

    bygones.......

    Why not?
    Vinyl, the final frontier...

    Avantgarde horns, 300b tubes, thats the kinda crap I want... :D
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  • MTXMAN
    MTXMAN Posts: 682
    edited December 2003
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    I agree with max, having a sub in each corner or one in each of two corners looks cool to me...
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  • schaesc
    schaesc Posts: 2
    edited December 2003
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    Sorry, should have explained that the 3rd sub is for a different room.

    I have a pair of RT16s, each with a flanking PSW 300, a CS 350LS, and two sets of white LS f/x for side and rear surround. I call it my "poor man's" SRT system.
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  • Phil Dawson
    Phil Dawson Posts: 288
    edited December 2003
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    I run 1.2s in the front and 2.3s in the rear. For a while I didn't have any sub as I thought that the 4 15s in the corners would be sufficient. What I discovered was especially on movies I wound up with a bunch of standing waves with the LFE information coming from all 4 corners. I added a small Shure 12 inch sub, powered it with a Mac 250 bridged to mono and routed the LFE information to it. This cleaned up the sound a bunch.
    Phil
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