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I'm not from Texas - Dallas, Ft. Worth, Plano - it's all the same to me!!! :D :rolleyes:

IDK if this is the one he's talking about but you can visit these guys. Contact Us Form

I'm certainly not happy about +/- 6db measurements to extend FR after decades of +/-3db. :mad:

Could that be from the high frequency reflections off of the front surface of the speaker/cabinet? Diffraction Be Gone Rocks! - Audiophile Review

Do you realize that just about every time someone comes along and asks for suggestions and advice, whenever you make suggestions, you never leave it alone and the thread diverges from the OP's question and becomes a heated argument? Of course, it's not completely about you, I wouldn't engage...

^ LOL! Thanks for the laugh!

I used to not really care about cilantro until I made my own guacamole with it. Now I love it.

Hey, you got a nice soft dog to rest your head against.

I think a loudspeaker cabinet made out of hard cheese would sound great - no resonances coming out the cabinet.

If you're happy with the sound of your system, I'd say no. (For those who haven't looked, those CV's have 15" woofers.)

Why do you ask? All you need to do is to look one inch above his question. It says clearly in black and white. "TheStalker a forum troll idiot that just begs for attention."

Before I make a decision on buying new stereo equipment, I pray to my phase angel for help! :D

Definitely a +1!

Check out this chart which shows where instruments' frequency range is. Frankly, there's not much output above 5K. http://www.independentrecording.net/irn/resources/freqchart/images/main_chart.jpg

How reflective or "dead" is your room? Maybe certain corners/walls are cancelling/reinforcing reflections. Are you taking measurements 1 meter in front of your speakers? I'm thinking all of this is simply your room.

Forget measuring much of anything under 200hz in a standard room with any accuracy - at least as far as the speaker output is concerned. A 40 hz sound wavelength is 28 feet long. (80>14 feet.) Anything below 200 is more about your room than your speakers.

The worst problem you would have would be overdriving speakers with an underpowered receiver (when it hits its limits and sends tons of distortion into the speakers - bad) - which won't happen with that Sony. Since you're going to go with a 7.1 system - which taxes the amplifier, just go with...

Well, if movies are your primary concern (I assume it's boom-bang you're watching and not intimate European art films) then there's no debate in the matter - the FS52's. It simply moves more air and will give you a much fuller sound. I'm sure someone will come along and be more technical than...

Best Buy still has them. Maybe Newegg has just stopped carrying them and the 22's. I see neither on the Newegg site.

If there were problems, I'd use this. avahifi - Troubleshooting Flow Chart