Posts by Mupi

You are a sound engineering but you want to play the stuff you mix and release on cheap speakers LOL You are a sound engineer but you plan on adding "a bunch" of amps to cheap speakers LOL You are a sound engineer but you shop for...

Like I have said before, there are 100's of such threads where people ask for ways to cut bass. Like it was said before there is no easy way unless you sound proof every inch of the room or you have 6" concrete walls. If no one...

I have been a Klipsch owner too but the Klipsch model you mentioned are much lower than the Reference series. If you are coming from tiny satellites, then you may be impressed but there is nothing SOLID about any of those...

Ditch the junky TV speakers and get real ones?

It is not about the walls. Low frequency is non directional. So even if you play at low volume, the neighbors can hear it unless all the walls, floor and ceiling are made of some 6" of concrete. The subdude is nothing but a gizmo to...

Quote:Originally Posted by ericuf I;ll check out Klipsh reference series,. I'm not a very knowledgeable audiophile, but I thought my denon was considred a great receiver? Great in what aspects? Didn't want to throw stones at your...

Quote:Originally Posted by neutro Well I got to admit they didn't look right. But I just quoted the numbers on SBA --- which is admittedly not entirely up to date. There are still pics of the older PB12 with the cloth grille there,...

Quote:Originally Posted by neutro The weights of the ported NSDs are: PB12-NSD: 66 lbs (shipping weight: 98 lbs) PC12-NSD: 59 lbs (shipping weight: 89 lbs) Those shipping weight numbers are wrong. I was sent a corrected weight....

The PB12 is 93lb shipped which makes me a bit apprehensive. I have to check with SVS regarding the shipping weight of the PC12. If that is also like 85lb, then I might as well get the PB12. I am basically trying to decide between the...

I am thinking of getting the PC12-NSD. I thought it is a compromise between the SB12-NSD (weak low end, ok I agree) and the PB12 (too heavy for me). The spec for PC12-NSD says weight is 59lbs. I presume it is the actual weight of the sub...