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Guys; I am scheduled to interview Steve Wilson today on his latest solo effort "Grace for Drowning". I have a pretty extensive list of questions to ask him but feel free to make any last minute suggestions here. Here are some references about Steve Wilson: Steve Wilson of Porcupine...

LFM-1EX is the Outlaw sub we reviewed. It has significant more output and extension than the Aperion Sub but its also a bigger box too.

WE have a review of the new Outlaw sub posting in a few days. It's an awesome product and hard to beat at its price class for sure. Bass below 80Hz is not localizable. If the user is using this system for home theater, they should only set the crossover below 80Hz on the main channels if...

Aperion Verus costs 2X the price of the EMP stuff and both companies are about building bang for the buck product. Of course the Aperion stuff is better but let's not throw EMP under the bus. EMP is more a direct comparison to the Aperion Intimus line or Axiom products. This product for...

The mids is where the EMP's dominated all the other speakers. The Klipsch's had the most bass and were very loud but they didn't have the vocal clarity of the EMPs and their top end was quite aggressive which I didn't prefer personally.

Don't pay too much attention to loudspeaker power ratings. They can be very misleading. Recommended reading: Loudspeakers & Power Ratings: What's the Deal Part I? — Reviews and News from Audioholics Loudspeakers & Power Ratings: What's the Deal Part II? — Reviews and News...

these speakers look pretty awesome. We should definitely set up a a review. thx for starting this thread!

Funny when I first built my theater room and had folding chairs in it, I did Audyssey calibration and it was incredible! It measured and sounded beautifully. Then once I installed my theater seats, I achieved terrible results every time. I finally had to track it down to 1 o 2 locations that...

Yes. There are at least 3 more parts coming. Next up are crossovers.

Those brands are not RBH's competition. RBH doesn't sell direct. EMP yes, so EMP needs to take a look. But,the question is do people buying EMP want aesthetics and reasonable sized box with decent performance down to 30Hz, or a giant heavy black box with 20Hz extension? The latter seems well...

Hmm they are using a lot of fuzzy math to acoustically sum a nearfield measurement. It would be interesting to see how these speakers measure outdoors or anechoic. The bass measurement doesn't look quite right which is typical when attempting to sum nearfield responses of multiple woofers and...

It's not a bad sub for its size class. I gave mine to my parents and they are quite happy with it. It's just pricey, especially since the $379 Emotiva Ultra 12 outperforms it in some areas. Emo wasn't in the sub business when the EP400 came out so it may be time for Axiom to refresh this sub...

There are plenty of internal shots of the RBH sub in the actual review. Here is the page where you can see them: RBH Sound SX-12 Introduction — Reviews and News from Audioholics The cabinet is 3/4" MDF and well braced. Not a tank like an SVS but the RBH driver is lightweight in...

Before comparing the RBH sub to the Axiom you should look at the CEA data for the Axiom..... This is difficult to do since Axiom doesn't submit product to anyone to measure via groundplane or CEA test methodology. Here is their 2nd top of the line sub (EP600) which doesn't even outperform a...

None of the speakers on your list have the dynamic capabilities of the RBH Sound T-30LSE system. You should definitely check them out. see: RBH Sound T-30LSE Review You won't need the JL subs if you get these speakers. For amps, save your money pick up some Emotiva XPA-1s for those babies :)

I have a better time believing this sub could hit 12kHz than 12Hz at meaningful output ;) I will try to line up a review for Josh.

I agree, the cabinet could probably be better braced on that speaker though Axiom would disagree ;) The EMP's do have a 1.2" thick front baffle which is really good. If you mod yours it would make for a great article for the site :)

I would definitely call Denon to inquiry about all of this. I am sure they won't put your product in harm and will cover any defect (if any) as a result of the upgrade.

I looked over the Denon documentation to modify the AVP and it does involve pulling some of the connector blocks off the backpanel to get to the circuit cards to replace. It shouldn't be too difficult to do yourself if you are a little tech savvy. I agree $1k is a bit steep but at least they...

The upgrade involves changing out several boards. I was scheduled to receive the upgrade for my AVP-A1 but Jeff Talmadge recently left the company so I need to find another contact that can facilitate this so I can review it.