Tweet
Originally posted by plincoln
-
Good idea. Velcro will damp the vibrations and not rattle like the standard ball-in-socket grill fasteners.
IB subwoofer FAQ page
"Complicated equipment and light reflectors and various other items of hardware are enough, to my mind, to prevent the birdie from coming out." ...... Henri Cartier-Bresson -
:B Sounds like a plan :BOriginally posted by plincolnHere is my LCR "Trio". Way to go guys !Comment
-
I got a bunch left over from a previous project...I will try to remember to dig it out and bring it along on saturday...Originally posted by kgveteranComment
-
Cool. thanxOriginally posted by plincolnHere is my LCR "Trio". Way to go guys !Comment
-
Did you ever finish fine tuning this and what not? Whats it like? I wish I had a house that I could do an IB in but I'm still apartment living
.
Comment
-
We ended up with one filter to quell a rise and I'm not sure where it was.There is a mild dip from 25hz to 18hz, but there is a little room gain bonus down there.Originally posted by Dougie085Did you ever finish fine tuning this and what not? Whats it like? I wish I had a house that I could do an IB in but I'm still apartment living.
To sum it up, the system kills.His total investment including the Sony 55" RPTV was 5,000.00 . The pod race scene was a blast and WOTW left me wanting little more in the bass dept( i think I meant to say it flew through the first fifteen minute with little trouble).The subs have tons of headroom, so the weak link in his system is the receiver, then the rear surrounds.If he had a six channel amp and use the Yamaha as a preamp the only thing left to upgrade would be the rear in ceiling surrounds.I'd like to ceiling mount three Ascend 340se's.
I wanted to start a business as an installer, but as time went by I found more interest in the tweaking of the system to get it right.
KGHere is my LCR "Trio". Way to go guys !Comment
Comment