pg600rr
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So a while back I posted regarding some speakers and the input was great, really changed the direction I was looking in, toward more quality items, and I am very happy I did so. Although I havent pulled the trigger yet I have narrowed down the speakers I will be getting.
My next step is finding a sub... the more I have been thinking about it, my listening will most likely be 70/30 music/HT. However, I want a sub that is going to hit those really low frequencies utilized when bombs and whatnot are going off in movies... I want to be able to feel the bass and not have the volume up so loud it hurts my ears.
As far as a budget, i def. want to stay under $1000 and mor enear $750 as the limit... The room is about 18x19 ft. with one open wall.
Here are some of the brands I am considering:
REL, SVS, HSU, Epik, Sunfire, and Martin Logan... as far as models within those brands the only one I have heard in person is the REL T2 (which I thought sounded good, but seems to get really high marks for music, but just cant hit the low notes associated with HT viewing).
The problem with many of the brands I mentioned is that, although they seem to have high marks, they are mostly online direct companies, so I cant hear them in person before buying.
My next step is finding a sub... the more I have been thinking about it, my listening will most likely be 70/30 music/HT. However, I want a sub that is going to hit those really low frequencies utilized when bombs and whatnot are going off in movies... I want to be able to feel the bass and not have the volume up so loud it hurts my ears.
As far as a budget, i def. want to stay under $1000 and mor enear $750 as the limit... The room is about 18x19 ft. with one open wall.
Here are some of the brands I am considering:
REL, SVS, HSU, Epik, Sunfire, and Martin Logan... as far as models within those brands the only one I have heard in person is the REL T2 (which I thought sounded good, but seems to get really high marks for music, but just cant hit the low notes associated with HT viewing).
The problem with many of the brands I mentioned is that, although they seem to have high marks, they are mostly online direct companies, so I cant hear them in person before buying.