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ATTN All Porcupine Tree Fans: Get the ncident on DVD-A! Holly crap. I am never using Rhapsody to preview music content before buying again. I was on fence about buying the Incident on DVD-A as I felt the music content was a bit weak and the "time flies" song was a rip off of Pink Floyd...

Last time I checked, Bestcovery wasn't writing 3500+ word reviews with measurements.

Philosopher Bugs Bunny said it best and I quote: "one mans meat is another mans poison". In this case, meat = cheese :)

agreed this was cheesy.

Sorry but I don't allow public advertising for any political party on this site nor do I or my staff engage political discussions on this forum.

I can assure you that Audioholics is NOT Republican since I am the owner and I want nothing to do with that party. I have NOT seen those ads but I will see if they can be blocked. thanks.

Then place one right front and the other rear and see how it integrates.

FYI; Bestcovery asked us to write reviews for them with no requirement for actually having product in hand. Its more of an overview site IMO which you can still get useful product info of but I wouldn't call those reviews.

Stacking is a waste when you already have a high output sub like the SVS. You are better off tactically placing both subs in the proper locations of your room to smooth out bass performance to benefit all of your seats.

You can get very respectable bass response running dual subs 1/3rd to 1/4th distance into each side of the front wall, especially in long rooms when the seating area isn't close to the back wall. Talk to the fine folks at JL Audio, they tend to favor this sub placement over placing 2 or 4 subs...

That doesn't surprise me. I really don't like Yamaha's direction on their sub $1k receivers they've been taking. Their focus on their budget line is more feature based than performance as of late. I wouldn't be surprised if this applies to the preamp outs as well. Read: Trading Amplifier...

Marantz is sending me an SR6004 so I will be reviewing it and measuring the amplifier performance, etc. Stay tuned...

Hmm I guess you don't believe in scientifically provable facts but more power to you I suppose :rolleyes: If you chose wimpy subs and/or don't know how to properly set them up then yes you may not get good results with 2 subs. Multi subs for even a single seat can be a huge benefit...

Small subs tend to be more expensive than big subs b/c they usually have more tech to make them play loud like longer excursion woofers, more powerful amps, and in this case multiple drivers.

Pete its no intrusion at all. You are always welcome on our forums. I'm glad to see you're still in the game. I've called HSU many times asking for you and Dr. Hsu but never got any call backs :( Hope you and crew are well.

Meaning it may not provide enough output for large rooms using very efficient (>95dB @ 1 watt/meter) speakers.

Honestly I don't get the whole mid bass module concept that HSU started. It makes no sense to place a mid sub in the room and have it firing frequencies above 80Hz which are highly localized. The better approach to blend small speakers is to use 2 subs like a 10D that play up high, and place...

The HSU is 19 x 14 x 18 whereas the Aperion is 15 x 13 x 13. That is a significant difference in size. The cosmetics on the Aperion are also much nicer. Size and looks play a vital role for some people when blending their systems into their room decors. Also there is more to a sub than just...

Opps, the person that posted this review for me used the wrong scorecard template. I fixed it. thanks.

Amazing if the box on this sub was 3-4 times larger and had SVS as the initials this thread would be flooded with responses. Doesn't anyone reading this forum have size constraints to deal with in their rooms?