Pacific Rim

[FATHERFORD]

it's somewhat necessary depending on your front speakers. since subwoofer port design yields a narrow operating range, going for deepest bass possible may leave you with a window around that 60-120 hz range (unless of course your front speakers are a good full range larger cabinet speaker)



IMO, the ultra LF extension subs for HT (svs, hsu) are nice for pure movie poundage but i really dislike them for music.

if im listening to music, i tend to run pure 2.0. only run 2.1 if i'm running a more musical sub at the time or if im trying to be a bassoholic.

I currently have the Polk TSI 500's for fronts, cs20 for center, and Tsi 200 for my 4 surrounds. Hence why I have the 505. After hearing the svs i realized there is a whole area of bass I'm missing, not to mention how much cleaner the svs was. The 505 just seemed to make "boom" and vibrate.

[jluv]

So you want to unload that 505 cheap?

[FATHERFORD]

So you want to unload that 505 cheap?

Whenever I get a new sub. I just dropped 7k on a projector setup so I need my funds to rebuild for a few months.

[UserX]

I saw it on a flight a couple days ago. Not a great movie by any stretch, but entertaining. It certainly beat staring at the seatback in front of me.

[Craizie]

I saw it on a flight a couple days ago. Not a great movie by any stretch, but entertaining. It certainly beat staring at the seatback in front of me.

I'm not sure I agree with that.