No disrespect meant, but you really do not know what you'll be missing.
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Ok...I guess I could be more opened minded.For one thing I do have all Infinity line up.
My budget is no more than $500..I can buy either of these 2 infinity subs for that or less.
So Shoot
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| Originally Posted by jhan1000 I've never heard the Infinity Subs... If may ask politely, is there any reason why you won't consider other brands besides Infinity? -J |
My budget is no more than $500..I can buy either of these 2 infinity subs for that or less.
So Shoot
You don't need to timbre match a sub like you do your mains and center. With a sub, go for 4 characteristics:
- deep
- clean
- flat
- loud
Get those 4 attributes right, position it correctly in your room, set the phase correctly, level match it appropriately with your mains ... and you'll be happy.
p.s., get an SVS PB10. I'm biased, sue me.
Tim
- deep
- clean
- flat
- loud
Get those 4 attributes right, position it correctly in your room, set the phase correctly, level match it appropriately with your mains ... and you'll be happy.
p.s., get an SVS PB10. I'm biased, sue me.
Tim
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Agreed... SVSPB10 is probably a better way ago. I don't own a SVS, so I don't think I'm biased.
| Originally Posted by OvalNut You don't need to timbre match a sub like you do your mains and center. With a sub, go for 4 characteristics: - deep - clean - flat - loud Get those 4 attributes right, position it correctly in your room, set the phase correctly, level match it appropriately with your mains ... and you'll be happy. p.s., get an SVS PB10. I'm biased, sue me. Tim |
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