Recent content by KyleGS

Sorry- we'll go $375 with local pick-up. Baton Rouge, LA

Sorry- tunings are 16hz, 20hz, 26hz with the plugs

Dunno what to ask but I need it out of my yard. Dual DVC (dayton 12's). Double baffle mdf extensive bracing 3 - 3in flares tuning can be 18, 25, 16hz (plugs included) 5.1cf total internal volume light amount of egg shell PASSIVE with dual input cup Sounds amazing with all...

My DIY projects are starting to pile up! I always want to upgrade and it leaves tons of projects to get rid of. The problem is: my spks are probably better than most 500-1000 store brand floostanders and my sub is definately worth MUCH more than anyone (lay person) would know. I've already...

Sounds like misinformation to me. I just switched a Yammie 5760 for an HK 430 and there definately was a difference but it wasn't the same as you were told. My Yammie had better features and great little gadgets on it but the H/K has much better sound quality (IMO) and more power (clean power)...

You'll adjust the levels so that all are equal. Your Yammie receiver will have more power available to give your center ch and rears and the sound should improve dramatically. I've seen the greatest improvement with seperate amps when listening to music/stereo sources.

sorry tommie- you posted a few seconds before me >> :) The old Yammies are tough to beat. I picked up a M70 and M85 and wouldn't trade them for anything under 1k. The M70 was bought for a little over 200 and is indestructable; super clean and super strong. The M85 is unbelieveable. Here...

2ch Yammie 2ch parasound 2ch parasound 5ch H/K I have no idea what your budget is, new/used, wattage desired, channels needed, etc but here are a few I've been watching. :) In the past, seperate amps have cleaned up the sound and added more headroom (power).

"overkill"... I guess I'm not familiar with that word. :) That is a good idea and probably the most practical for the future. What would be a good isolator b/w the subs if stacked not to damage the finish or shake, rattle and roll off the top?

This is for home audio use only. If I wanted pro audio or sound reinforcement I would use my Eminence Kilomax 18's. This is just for stereo/HT in a very large room. I would go ported but I'm partial to the sealed sound. I already have a pair of the DVC's, so two more will not cost me too much...

Wow- I have some research to do. I'm going to try to read up on push-pull, dipole, and somewhere I read "bipole". Then you have a standard sealed box with drivers on opposite sides firing in phase like any other sealed box -- dunno what you call that one... From what I have read so far- I...

What is the difference b/w running a push-pull system and just running the subs in phase? What exactly is the benefit of a push-pull system? Thanks for the help. Joey- yes, unfortunately the IB is out of the question.

I'm going to run (4) of the 12in DVC's sealed with a final Q of 0.7. I'd like a little feedback for a cabinet. I don't want the 4 subs run up the front of the box. (too tall) I don't want them side by side... (too wide) I don't really want two seperate boxes. I've tried to offset...

If you're an HT enthusiast (not pure audiophile) I think you will really like the KSW subs. They have tons of thump and really add to the HT experience. Most everyone I've talked to- really like the subs.

I can't get you a better price but I can suggest you look at the H/K's refurbs. The only reason I'm suggesting this is b/c I was just sent an HK430 to replace my Yammie 5760. The sound was night and day different. I loved the features and extras of my Yammie but the HK had MUCH better stereo...