...hence the reason I said for the 3lbs of stuffing to bring the Q back in line. Still a little high, but not unfavorable, especially for music where a little better damping will get ya a bit more bump (but we're still talking a LOT less than your average >1 Qtc car audio box).
That's actually not too bad. A 3.5ft^3 box with about 3lbs of stuffing would give you a sealed F3 of around 36hz and usable output down into the 20hz range. 4ft^3 would give you a few more hz of extention, but at the expense of power handling. Because of the size of the box (the higher Qts is...
The number of cables. Monaurals will probably be a single cord, and the other will be a stereo pair...essentially the mono cable glued to another mono cable. You can use either...just see which is more cost effective.
Well, car subs are often ill-suited to the task, but every once and a while you'll find one that fits the bill. Here are a few things to look for: First off, if you can't find the T/S parameters for the sub (or the manufacturer doesn't make them available), run, don't walk, away from the...
Anybody know what the Sauron Sweep bottoms out at frequency-wise? I have a Dayton 12 DVC (130L@20)and I've never gotten the driver to bottom. My 250W plate clips first. :D Excursion gets a bit high in the 30hz range, but then she's solid down to about 18hz.
Have you considered hanging paintings at the strategic reflection points? I got the idea from a Crutchfield article on prepping a living space for sound. Basically, if you live in any larger area with a college, student art comes cheap, and it's all original. The space behind the canvas can be...
Is this like a video-sync kind of thing? How long does the projector flicker for? Is it a split second blip? I'd start by running a completely new cable from the Samsung combo to the projector. I'm not talking a permanent cable, but just one for a test outside of the service. If the flicker...
Well, on a PC, 256 shades of grey exsist from white to black. And beyond that, there are 256 shades (or intensities, I suppose) of each color. Does that not mean that the theoretical max for any 24bit image is 256:1? I guess what I'm getting at is that 24-bit is regarded as "photorealistic"...
I just got there. Almost pee'd myself at the price. A DIY screen, and I've got a 105" screen that I can watch movies *and* game on. Gotta love that. :D
Is that the Sanyo PLV-Z1 you speak of? MSRP is about $2500. Oooch. That's a bit more than the X1... ...wait wait wait. $1300? My wife will be pleased with that.