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Hi Marc, I sent you an e-mail. Colin

Dany, If you are referring to my last post about a "proto type" sub on the right side of pic., Its NOT a sub, but a white shop vac. I was just kidding Ron about me being from a place called Calcutta, Ohio, which I must admit is quite unusual!! I thought most members would see what I was...

Thanks Ron Nothing gets by us Calcuttians!!;) And I bet you thought I wouldn't notice that new proto type sub on the right side of the pic!!? The one with the white laquer cabinet with casters so it could be easily moved about the room. Brilliant!! I also see 2 seperate tuning ports...

Hmmmm,Joe Petrilli Your selection of who's who, could be very good?!!Since I see you live only about 10 mins. or so from there warehouse. Maybe you have a few friends that work there?, including yourself!! Colin ;)

Okay, the guy in the first row, far left with green shirt is Greg. He's the one I met when I picked up my ISD back in Jan. I'm guessing he is shop foreman??? He was there alone and the rest of the crew was gone when I stopped by. Colin

Another vote here for AV123.com. Check em out!:emoji_thumbsup:

Thanks everyone! Not to drag this thread out but I think its appropiate to give "kudos" :emoji_thumbsup: to these internet companies when you feel that they have treated you as a valued customer. ScottCarr, I'll also have to agree with you about AV123. They are outstanding folks to deal...

Yea it was. And REALLY only took about 10 mins. to do it!

I just upgraded my old 16-46 CS driver to a new ISD driver for $129. The new driver seems like it weighs about five more pounds heavier than the old one, and has a little deeper bass. Nice improvement I must say for the money! Anyhow, I consider myself lucky because one of SVS shops is...

Thanks Ed. Thats good news!!! The main reason I wanted to upgrade, besides maybe a little bit better bass, was the fact of my driver "occasionally" bottoming out. And yes, I have calibrated my system several times with Avia, SPL meter ect.ect...... Thanks, Colin

I have a 16-46CS with a born on date of 04-17-01. Not sure if it has the "old standard" driver in it or not? I'm waiting to hear back from Tom V concerning that. Anyhow,I'm just curious..... Has anyone upgraded from a standard driver to a CS woofer "upgrade driver" and was pleased with the...

Sorry for the slow responses, I share our family computer with my daughter in the evenings, and I usually hear "Dad, you said you would be off the HTForum an hour ago, its my turn". Thanks alot Craig, this is all YOUR fault!!:D Jimmy, Probably (2) Order the speakers you think you will like...

C'mon Jon, I'm also very interested with the Swan's review. Give us a hint what your up to!!;) By the way, this weekend I'll start to sell my Klipsch HT system. Klipsch Forte's, Klipsch KLF C7 center and Klipsch RS3 surrounds. I'm the original owner of all these speakers. My wife says I'm...

Next month!!!!! You are joking, right?? All the thousands of good HT Forum folks, who have been following this thread have to wait ANOTHER MONTH!!!..:) Get the hint, Jon?:D

Almost done with da school, Phew, I'm tired. How did the meet go?? I really feel I missed out on something special!! I haven't talked to Chris Brock for a while, between work and family my spare time has been limited. But my relaxing time is here on this forum. Thanks for the invite again...

PaulDa, Just go ahead and do it!!! This is a one time opportunity to treat your stud walls before your drywall goes up. And if you don't, you will ALWAYS be wondering, " I wonder how much of a difference it would have made with my HT room if I had of used that rc channel. The electricans will...

Eddie L, First of all, nice job on the ceiling! And sorry, for the bad info I gave you on your ceiling. For some reason I thought you were building a radius soffit:b You were building what is called an arc or barrel ceiling. I can't tell for sure, but if you used screw's on your ceiling' they...

The few dome ceilings I have worked on were framed up with metal drywall ceiling grid. It is designed to have drywall screwed directly to the grid. We had to layout the shape of the dome on the floor, and then transfer the pattern to several sheets of plywood, somewhat like a huge workbench. We...

I would go lenghtwise. Just a little hint. Say for example your soffit is 12 inches. When making rips on a new sheet of drywall,make as many "cuts" as you can on one side of the sheet, before you "snap" the drywall to cut the opposite side of the sheet. Also, sometime's you will get "rough...

Jon, Thanks for the correction. $899 sounds like a great deal on the 6.1. I might be able to seriously look at the Swan's sooner than I expected. ;) Cheers, Colin

Burkland I'm also interested in the Swan 6.1, but were did you see the price for $899? I just looked at theaudioinsider.com site and they had them listed at $1299. Am I missing something? Colin

Okay, the eaiset way I could tell you about my lucky find.Kinectic is the company's name that make acoustical {sound panels}. There are several other company's that make them also. They help absorb certain unwanted sounds or a frequency in a room. The panels that I have are hung on a wall...

Hmmmmm?? Bestest deal I got for my ht? How about 6 brand new Kinectic Acoustical Panels that each measured 4ft.x10ft. All for free!! :D Here's the story.... I work for an interior building contractor and we were hired to install about 200 panels in this large office building. The architect...

George and all, Sad to say it looks like a "no show" for me. :frowning: George, I just pm you with a little more detail. I was just up your way on sunday at Cleveland Hopkins picking up my daughter. Have a great time fella's and I hope to make the next meet!! Cheers, Colin

Nice to see some folks here from Ohio! I live near the Ohio river by Beaver Creek State Park. I don't know as of now if I'll be able to make it. I'm working lots of overtime in Massilon on a school. By the way, I belong to Cleveland Carpenters District Council and have a sister and her family...

Just one thing to keep in mind if you do go with a drywall ceiling in your basement. Will you ever, ever, need access to anything up above in the floor joist such as plumbing or HVAC? If your answer is "no" to that question and you do go with a drywall ceiling, then don't forget now is a good...

Just one thing to keep in mind if you do go with a drywall ceiling in your basement. Will you ever, ever, need access to anything up above in the floor joist such as plumbing or HVAC? If your answer is "no" to that question and you do go with a drywall ceiling, then don't forget now is a good...

Dan C Thanks for the construction progress pics. Very nice looking home! Please post some more when you get a chance. It looks like your really busy right now. "Quote" First I want to finish the HT, "snip" Glad to see you have your priorities in order!:D Colin

I went to b.b. and bought the best monster "power bar" that they had to offer. I can't remember the mod. # but it was $199. Took it home,hooked it up to my 65" Mits HDTV, Rotel pre-pro, B&k amp, Denon dvd player and cable. I was somewhat excited to see what improvement I was going to have with...

I feel like we are hijacking this thread away from Ramon, but Dan you sure have me curious about your roof construction and ventilation. Is it a typical gable or hip roof? I read on one of your earlier post that you had " the whole house foamed, even the roof. Most homes have alot of heat...