Any of those subs are far too good to pair up with a soundbar. That isn't to say it can't be done. It's just that any of those subs will have far greater dynamic capability than any soundbar. When calibrated properly with the soundbar, you would never get close to experiencing the dynamics that those subs are capable of. I wouldn't suggest spending any more than about $250 on a sub unless you are planning to step up to real speakers in the future.
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I also agree. It is like putting a diamond on a pile of crap.
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Sorry about that Mojo had marbles in his mouth what he meant to say was :]There are some decent compact speakers which will handily sound better than any soundbar . Also there are some pretty good in-wall speakers from what I've read.
Love you Mojomike
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Sorry about that Mojo had marbles in his mouth what he meant to say was :]There are some decent compact speakers which will handily sound better than any soundbar . Also there are some pretty good in-wall speakers from what I've read.
Love you Mojomike
Thank you to my official new proofreader and editor, smellyhash.
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Well that sucks, you have one and I don't
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Heck I need one and you don't
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Well that sucks, you have one and I don't
Heck I need one and you don't
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Go ahead Pen... fubar up a few sentences and I will fix them up for you. BTW: the above was not messed up enough to correct, though you did leave out a few comma's here and there; a little slang, just not enough to correct.
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Originally Posted by penngray /forum/post/16896518
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Go ahead Pen... fubar up a few sentences and I will fix them up for you. BTW: the above was not messed up enough to correct, though you did leave out a few comma's here and there; a little slang, just not enough to correct.
Two approaches you can take here:
1) Get what you want and ask for forgiveness later
2) Whine about it for 6+ months til your wife finally lets out the "just get what you want, I am sick of your whining already!"
Both have been tried and worked with flying colors (though you do have to space them out a year or two)
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Two approaches you can take here:
1) Get what you want and ask for forgiveness later
2) Whine about it for 6+ months til your wife finally lets out the "just get what you want, I am sick of your whining already!"
Both have been tried and worked with flying colors (though you do have to space them out a year or two)
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If she lets him spend $2200 on a Submersive she'd better let him get some real speakers.
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If you must go with in-walls, check out Triad. But try to talk her into bookshelf style speakers at least. If successful, go with the PB13 Ultra box or Seaton Submersive. They are incredible subwoofers IMO. But don't bother if you can't upgrade from the soundbar.
If she lets him spend $2200 on a Submersive she'd better let him get some real speakers.
If you must go with in-walls, check out Triad. But try to talk her into bookshelf style speakers at least. If successful, go with the PB13 Ultra box or Seaton Submersive. They are incredible subwoofers IMO. But don't bother if you can't upgrade from the soundbar.
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