son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 8, 2011 #1 The system is finally finished, with the addition of the Emotiva Ultra 12 Sub. Some pics a familiar. The old ones were so fuzzy. Attachments set up 3 049.JPG 66.1 KB · Views: 828 set up 3 051.JPG 64.8 KB · Views: 805 set up 3 055.JPG 64.7 KB · Views: 877 set up 3 056.JPG 64.2 KB · Views: 867 set up 3 057.JPG 66 KB · Views: 911
The system is finally finished, with the addition of the Emotiva Ultra 12 Sub. Some pics a familiar. The old ones were so fuzzy.
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 8, 2011 #2 A couple more from a distance. Attachments set up 3 065.JPG 64.6 KB · Views: 719 set up 3 064.JPG 64.2 KB · Views: 687 set up 3 062.JPG 60.8 KB · Views: 685 set up 3 063.JPG 63.2 KB · Views: 716
psbfan9 Audioholic Samurai Dec 29, 2010 2,790 0 113 Mar 8, 2011 #3 Nice! That's very nice. My favorite part is the aquarium. Is that 125? I have 3 tanks set up now.
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 8, 2011 #4 psbfan9 said: That's very nice. My favorite part is the aquarium. Is that 125? I have 3 tanks set up now. Click to expand... Right on, it is! Good eyes. Three tanks? I can barely keep up with one. Thanks for looking in.
psbfan9 said: That's very nice. My favorite part is the aquarium. Is that 125? I have 3 tanks set up now. Click to expand... Right on, it is! Good eyes. Three tanks? I can barely keep up with one. Thanks for looking in.
A audit13 Audioholic Intern Jan 22, 2011 35 0 0 Mar 8, 2011 #5 Beautiful job on the wall-mounted surrounds. Reactions: son-yah-tive
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 9, 2011 #6 audit13 said: Beautiful job on the wall-mounted surrounds. Click to expand... Thank you. They were a little trickier than I thought to hang. Mostly because connecting the wires to the back of the speakers. They got a tad heavy holding on to them at the same time.
audit13 said: Beautiful job on the wall-mounted surrounds. Click to expand... Thank you. They were a little trickier than I thought to hang. Mostly because connecting the wires to the back of the speakers. They got a tad heavy holding on to them at the same time.
Nomo Audioholic Samurai Oct 5, 2004 2,834 0 113 64 Wisconsin, Oshkosh, Wearin' the Fox Hat :) Mar 9, 2011 #7 Looks great! The only constructive criticism I have is the silver trim on the Emo's. I replaced the ones on my LPA-1 with the black. $20 a set though.
Looks great! The only constructive criticism I have is the silver trim on the Emo's. I replaced the ones on my LPA-1 with the black. $20 a set though.
just-some-guy Audioholic Field Marshall Sep 30, 2007 1,661 0 63 sw sub chicago Mar 9, 2011 #8 if it sounds as good as it looks, i am sure you will enjoy it for a long time. i agree on the emo trim. take em off and see how you like that. i took mine off. Reactions: son-yah-tive
if it sounds as good as it looks, i am sure you will enjoy it for a long time. i agree on the emo trim. take em off and see how you like that. i took mine off.
engtaz Full Audioholic Jun 5, 2008 340 0 28 Tampa,FL Mar 10, 2011 #9 Nice setup. Congrats Reactions: son-yah-tive
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 10, 2011 #10 Nomo said: Looks great! The only constructive criticism I have is the silver trim on the Emo's. I replaced the ones on my LPA-1 with the black. $20 a set though. Click to expand... Thank you Nomo, I was thinking about getting the black trim pieces. My wife likes the way the silver goes with the speakers and the Sony TV. So, I'm not going to argue. She has been understanding about everything else.
Nomo said: Looks great! The only constructive criticism I have is the silver trim on the Emo's. I replaced the ones on my LPA-1 with the black. $20 a set though. Click to expand... Thank you Nomo, I was thinking about getting the black trim pieces. My wife likes the way the silver goes with the speakers and the Sony TV. So, I'm not going to argue. She has been understanding about everything else.
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 10, 2011 #11 just-some-guy said: if it sounds as good as it looks, i am sure you will enjoy it for a long time. i agree on the emo trim. take em off and see how you like that. i took mine off. Click to expand... Thank you, and to you to Engtaz. You know, I think I will take those trim pieces off, just for the heck of it. What could it hurt. But, if the little woman says she likes the silver, I'll put them back on. Thanks guys for the nudge, it's worth a try.
just-some-guy said: if it sounds as good as it looks, i am sure you will enjoy it for a long time. i agree on the emo trim. take em off and see how you like that. i took mine off. Click to expand... Thank you, and to you to Engtaz. You know, I think I will take those trim pieces off, just for the heck of it. What could it hurt. But, if the little woman says she likes the silver, I'll put them back on. Thanks guys for the nudge, it's worth a try.
JaBear Junior Audioholic Mar 12, 2011 61 0 0 Mar 12, 2011 #12 how have you like the umc-1... have you have alot of issue?
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 13, 2011 #13 JaBear said: how have you like the umc-1... have you have alot of issue? Click to expand... I bought the UMC-1 around a year ago. I'm totally pleased with it. The Audio is so DRAMATIC and REALISTIC. But, it is also working with the powerhouse XPA-5, which helps too. I can't think of any issues. It's a beautiful piece. Also, love the EMO-Q. 11bands of adjustment for each individual channel, including the Subwoofer Channel, and the on screen display. Here is just one pic of the EMO-Q OSD using just the sub adjustment....You can see it much better just on the screen. The pic doesn't show the adjustments to well. Attachments Sub Graph 001.jpg 92.2 KB · Views: 609
JaBear said: how have you like the umc-1... have you have alot of issue? Click to expand... I bought the UMC-1 around a year ago. I'm totally pleased with it. The Audio is so DRAMATIC and REALISTIC. But, it is also working with the powerhouse XPA-5, which helps too. I can't think of any issues. It's a beautiful piece. Also, love the EMO-Q. 11bands of adjustment for each individual channel, including the Subwoofer Channel, and the on screen display. Here is just one pic of the EMO-Q OSD using just the sub adjustment....You can see it much better just on the screen. The pic doesn't show the adjustments to well.
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 14, 2011 #14 NOMO, thank you. You were right. I took off the plates and just put the screws back on, and we loved the way it looked. I don't think I'll order the black plates, not because I don't want to spend the money. Both pieces look smooth all the way across the faceplate. My wife was surprised how much she likes the look of the Amp and Processor with out the silver plates..Thanks again, Last edited: Mar 14, 2011
NOMO, thank you. You were right. I took off the plates and just put the screws back on, and we loved the way it looked. I don't think I'll order the black plates, not because I don't want to spend the money. Both pieces look smooth all the way across the faceplate. My wife was surprised how much she likes the look of the Amp and Processor with out the silver plates..Thanks again,
walter duque Audioholic Samurai Oct 18, 2008 2,312 0 113 74 Ellenville NY Mar 14, 2011 #15 Nice set up. When you say "Set up complete", you do mean for now. The next bug is really gona cost you.
Nice set up. When you say "Set up complete", you do mean for now. The next bug is really gona cost you.
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 18, 2011 #16 walter duque said: Nice set up. When you say "Set up complete", you do mean for now. The next bug is really gona cost you. Click to expand... Well yes, as far as a few years down the road goes, it's complete. As long as something doesn't need to be replaced all is good. It took about 5 years to change over from a so so system, to the one now, I was really gunning for. If there is a next big bug, I don't want to catch it.
walter duque said: Nice set up. When you say "Set up complete", you do mean for now. The next bug is really gona cost you. Click to expand... Well yes, as far as a few years down the road goes, it's complete. As long as something doesn't need to be replaced all is good. It took about 5 years to change over from a so so system, to the one now, I was really gunning for. If there is a next big bug, I don't want to catch it.
E EDM95 Audioholic Intern Mar 18, 2011 36 0 0 Texas Mar 18, 2011 #17 Nice setup you got. Reactions: son-yah-tive
son-yah-tive Full Audioholic Dec 30, 2009 357 0 0 Atlanta, Georgia Mar 20, 2011 #18 EDM95 said: Nice setup you got. Click to expand... Thank you, EDM95.
