Tina_H_V
Supporting Actor
Thanks for the kind words, Northgun. 
I have given thought to wireless kits, but somehow I never got around to it. Yes, those slim Onkyos do, indeed, put out some very loud and deep bass in my home. I tried out some KLH subs back at the turn of the millennium, but after they did not last as long for me, after using two of them, I decided, at that point, to try out a BIC Acoustech H100. That would be my sub for nearly six years, from March 2005 until January 2011. I was forced to change the fuse in September 2006, but then the sub itself just gave out on me. That is when, at that point, once I had the money to do so, after a year, to finally bring in a new sub. Since my receiver is an Onkyo, that I decided to bring in, besides my first Onkyo sub, a Cerwin-Vega I found for cheap at a pawn shop which delivered the goods well. That allowed me to move the Onkyo into the opposite front corner, allowing me to have a 7.2 setup in my main unit. However, the CW failed me after the holidays in 2012, I brought in a second Onkyo as a matchup of sorts in time for Super Bowl XXXXVII. Once I had two subs once more, all was strong and well in my unit.
Yes, I always like to save for something as significant as an audio makeover in particular. That helps me to build anticipation throughout the year, and then, come holiday time, I am all set and ready to go to help my Yule Tide gladding's be that much more merry and bright!!!!!
Why not talk it over with the missus regarding the home theater equipment set aside fund???? Who knows??? After all, one can never tell what wonderful just may come...
I have given thought to wireless kits, but somehow I never got around to it. Yes, those slim Onkyos do, indeed, put out some very loud and deep bass in my home. I tried out some KLH subs back at the turn of the millennium, but after they did not last as long for me, after using two of them, I decided, at that point, to try out a BIC Acoustech H100. That would be my sub for nearly six years, from March 2005 until January 2011. I was forced to change the fuse in September 2006, but then the sub itself just gave out on me. That is when, at that point, once I had the money to do so, after a year, to finally bring in a new sub. Since my receiver is an Onkyo, that I decided to bring in, besides my first Onkyo sub, a Cerwin-Vega I found for cheap at a pawn shop which delivered the goods well. That allowed me to move the Onkyo into the opposite front corner, allowing me to have a 7.2 setup in my main unit. However, the CW failed me after the holidays in 2012, I brought in a second Onkyo as a matchup of sorts in time for Super Bowl XXXXVII. Once I had two subs once more, all was strong and well in my unit. Yes, I always like to save for something as significant as an audio makeover in particular. That helps me to build anticipation throughout the year, and then, come holiday time, I am all set and ready to go to help my Yule Tide gladding's be that much more
merry and bright!!!!! Why not talk it over with the missus regarding the home theater equipment set aside fund???? Who knows??? After all, one can never tell what wonderful just may come...
