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Thanks. One of these days you'll have to come by and have a listen. Maybe we can trade speakers for a few decades lol

Yup. That's why I sold my rw-12d's and picked up 2 of the e1010i subs. Heard nothing but good things about them from people that have svs, psa, etc. Obviously they're not going to bring the house down, but the sound is supposedly pretty great.

Call them. Their customer service is great and it wouldn't surprise me if they let you have the BF sale prices this close to the sale. Brian is a nice guy. Tell him Clark Packard sent you to purchase them :D

After you're done comparing just send them my way and I'll compare them for ya too :D :D

Per EMP's engineer: "Regarding the question about the crossover; the low pass crossover is very shallow (1st order) until about 500 Hz at which time it transitions to a 2nd order slope"

I've also wondered that and brought that question up on 'another' forum that starts with letters and it's with forum lol. Nobody could answer me really so I just blew it off. Mainly because that's about the time my daughter was born and I was just too busy to really see if that 120hz crossover...

By the way, this sale ended....but is now back for a day or so I'm assuming. If I can get my rw-12d's sold today then I'm ordering up some e1010i's to play with for awhile

So you think (or know for a fact) that the mids in the towers are crossed at 500hz? The website specs show 120hz crossover (highpass midwoofer to midrange x-over point). Never really looked into it, but I always thought a 120hz highpass on the 5.25" mid is pretty darn low

Yeah... Just slightly

Yeah you're lucky it's only that long.. Last year they didn't anticipate the sale numbers and some orders took until mid December! Brian told me that isn't happening this year. They make all orders when they come in and check every single driver, cabinet, etc before shipping out. Good luck...

Here's the actual chart that's much more useful. Been recommending that new to audio people look at that for a long time. Definitely well put together Interactive Frequency Chart - Independent Recording Network With that being said, there is still A LOT of information from 5k and up. Do you...

Yeah it's always like that on their Black Friday sales. They get A LOT of orders. They do a good quality control check on all of them going out too I think I'm going to sell my rw-12d pair for $500 today and pick up a pair of e1010i's instead. A few people who have had both say the rw-12d's...

There's a used sb12nsd in the classifieds too. Pick that up and a new one and you're good to go for lower than you thought

So with PURE DIRECT engaged & measurements taken from roughly 1.5-2' away @ tweeter height: *these numbers are corrected from the SPL meter 5kHz: 74dB 6.3kHz: 52dB 8kHz: 43dB Same thing. When I get within a few inches of the tweeter I can get 6.3kHz and 8kHz to give me 75dB-ish, which would...

I've been ridiculously busy with work and the little one lately. A 4 month old is hard work! Not to mention it's been about 2 degrees here so that kind of sucks the life out of ya lol I have NOT measured in Pure Direct yet. Measurements above were obviously with no EQ applied. I will do this...

A pair of LFM-1ex's

Generous donation to ousooner2! That's the gift that keeps on giving Seriously though lol, sounds like a TT or the sub would be the best for ya. Or save it

With that size of room (just shy of 3,000cuft), goals (mostly movie watching) and budget...the LFM-1ex is the best bet right now. I'm definitely thinking about getting one now and just adding another at a later date. Although the dual e1010i subs from EMP look great, they LFM-1ex would...

Some stuff I found on the es250pbk from Sound & Vision: Bass limits (lowest frequency and maximum SPL with limit of 10% distortion at 2 meters in a large room) 25 Hz at 86 dB SPL; 104 dB average SPL from25 to 62 Hz; 113 dB maximum SPL at 62 Hz bandwidth uniformity 92% * To its credit, the...

Well there ya go. Order up and enjoy