Recent content by Chip E

The new Onkyo does look nice....

2 screws on each side. The top will lift off.

Polaroid,westinghouse,etc...they are the cheap ones.

I have one of the first PB2/plus subs. Got in in Sept. '03. No new info is forthcoming except that if i wait, it'll be worth it. I have no problem waiting. My current sub crushes anything i throw at it just fine.

Thanks Arthur. I'm not interested in Adire. I'm sure their great. Money is not the main concern either. Looks like dual Ultra's are in my future. Thanks again.

I did. Thanks for your input.

Nothing huh?.. Hmmm..

Looking to sell my PB2+ to a buddy.. I'll upgrade to some sort of SVS Ultra. I thought i read rumbleings of a possible new driver that out does the current Ultra? If anyone has any insight, i'd appreciate it. Thanks. -Chip

Either size will be fine at that distance. I sit 13' from a 65" Mit's WS65-413.. it's great. If it were me, i'd get the 61" :emoji_thumbsup:

I have a Pioneer M-510 CD magazine changer i bought in 1986 that still works perfectly in my garage setup. My current CD player in my main system is a three year old Sony SCD-C555ES changer..works great.

My only problem with buying a front end piece like a receiver online is, if it needs work, you could be SOL. First of all, Pioneer strctly prohibits any online sales of it's Elite line, read NO warranty. Roll the dice with an online company. Sound Pro's seems like a decent company but will they...

Tweeter is an authorized local Pioneer Elite dealer. Doing a search, there's five stores in Houston. http://www.tweeter.com/corp/index.js...cator&state=TX Store Locator Houston - Kirby Store Manager: Hector Mena Phone: 713-526-4317 Fax: 713-526-3632 Address: Tweeter 5310...

Started out with a JBL 10" mudbox in '99, moved to an original SVS 20-39PC in early '01, to an SVS PB2+ since late '03.

I think he already agreed with you dude.

Your speakers should get the most money, no doubt. For less than $500.00 you could get a Pioneer 1014 receiver with plenty of power and all the bells & whistles. Spend every other dime on speakers. Audtion.