AlanZ
Screenwriter
For whatever reason, all of my Netflix movies were in transit aside from one - 'Malibu's Most Wanted' This does rate a tad high on the entertainment desperation meter, but nonetheless it's all I had here to watch that I hadn't already seen. Anyway, the reason why I became very interested in this disc was because of what I was hearing in the low end. When I picked up a Beta version of the PB-2ISD, I promised Tom and Ron that I would put as much demo material through it as I could, both music and movies. Well, I did that, and I've posted my impressions along the way (glowing reviews, of course). Okay, so I'm watching this flick and all of a sudden this rap music comes on and the SVS just starts gettin its groove on big time. I realized two things when this happened: First, one genre of music I rarely listen to, let alone demo through my system, is rap. Second, if there was any doubt remaining (which there wasn't....just going for dramatic effect) that this sub could not just handle anything you put through it, but absolutely MASTER it, it was now erased. I went to school at Temple U in Philly. Not a day went by when I did not hear all sorts of loud, pounding, sloppy, annoying bass. Well, this was the same type of bass that this movie was attempting to emulate, but there was a difference. It didn't sound like any of those things above....it sounded tight, deep, smooth, and all-around COOL as hell. I turned up the volume during the scenes with the music and sat there with this sh*t eating grin on my face, like a kid who just realized that his Six-Million Dollar Man action figure's arms could actually SHOOT OFF at things (little trip down nostalgia lane). Ahhhhh.....I love my SVS 
