OK, apparently you do not listen very well to what others suggest. Sounds like you have already made up your mind on most things and you want someone else to approve what you're wanting to do. Either, listen to what everyone tells you, or quit posting the same stuff and move on. This post has...
Placing you sub next to or close to your TV is not always the best location for optimum output anyway. There are several articles on the web describing placement of a sub, "crawling" for bass is probably the best way to properly locate it. I built my own sub using the 15" dayton Titanic sub and...
Mike, Do a little exploring on this site, It has alot of helpful info. audioholics.com Look under (tweaks/speaker-setup-guidelines) The forum will not let me post links yet.
Thank you for the input. I will set them to "small". Both the in-walls and the center speaker I built do surprisingly put out some good bass, maybe not as low as specified by manufacturer, but what you say makes sense. I've always read where they tell you to set your sub's crossover at around...
I had the same problem with my old center speaker, the voices from movies/tv sounded like everyone was in a "box". No matter where I placed it, made no difference. I just ended up building my own, well, using someone elses plans, and it turned out great. So good in fact, now the sound seems to...
Is setting all your speakers (fronts, center and rears) to small the best way to go, if you have a good sub, of course? I just installed some very good 8" in walls for my front mains, built my own center channel, using dual 61/2" drivers and an 1-1/8" tweeter,( D'Appolito style) and built my...
I think your ambition is great, but I do not think you have put much "real" thought into this. I just built my own center channel speaker, and powered sub. They turned out great but that is because I just "mocked" someone else's plans I found on various websites. There really is more to...