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It's usually NEVER a good idea to cross over subs at different frequencies in a room. To place a sub crossed over above 80Hz near a listening area is also unadvisable for reasons already mentioned in this thread. Just purchase two identical subs, properly place them and set them up and you will...

It has a very late 60s early 70s progressive rock feel to it with heavy influences from Jethro Tull, King Crimson and Jazz like you mentioned. I love his reliance on having a well accomplished pianist playing in the background while layering keyboards and other instruments. Give it time, it...

Ugh, all of their measurements were done in room and the frequency response graph has a 140dB scale. Reviews like that inspired me to write an article like this: Audio Measurements: The Useful vs the Bogus Unfortunately, one must tread lightly with Earthquake b/c if they don't like your...

the data table gives very little info on how the subs were tested (ie. test signal, duration, distance to mic, distortion level, measurement method, etc)

Not quite. I'm smart enough now to milk my injuries to get people like you to do the heavy lifting for me :) I stick to lifting only controlled weight at the gym for muscle toning purposes instead :)

Don't worry Josh. Paradigm saw your SVS review and is planning on sending you their Sub2. That should be plenty big and heavy for ya :D

Guys; I am toying with the idea of co-hosting a G2G in Clearwater Florida. It would be a very informal event, no fancy dinners, etc. Just a bunch of rooms rented where people can setup equipment and demos. It's difficult b/c hotels typically have a min food purchase order and the last time...

I submitted a request to Seaton for a product sample but haven't heard back. His products looks pretty solid though he's not a mainstream vendor so only true enthusiasts know about his stuff.

As a reviewer with multiple bulging and herniated discs I acquired over a lifetime of bodybuilding and lifting ridiculously heavy products (thank you Denon and RBH Sound), weight is a huge problem for me now :eek:

This review makes me want to trade in my reference subs :eek:

I suspect its an update as I know they've been working on doing some revamps to their products.

Can anyone get on Emotiva's website? I fear they may have been the next target.

I just saw this. I can't get a hold of Brian Ding of Rythmik but hopefully he knows and is working on a solution. I will also send an email to Chad of Epik.

Actually I believe they are $799/pair with 20% off for existing Emotiva customers and FREE shipping.

The Audioholics E-store is a separately owned and run business entity from the editorial site. I forwarded this thread to them but you can also email them at: sales@audioholics.com

Yes that is heavily smoothed and typical curve that many manufacturers love to publish for their products.

WE get it. Emotiva is charging a markup for essentially a very similar product that QMS is offering. Considering that Emotiva is fully servicing and warrantying the product and providing FREE shipping and a 30 day in-home trial, and not charging a 700% markup like Lexicon was doing with the...

Actually its a 60dB scale and likely NOT smoothed. The measurement looks gated to me hence why it cuts off below 300Hz.

I spoke with Dan Laufman, President of Emotiva about this. Here is the whole story: I think this just goes to show, get the whole story before crying conspiracy on a public forum especially when you're a new poster on the site. thanks. :rolleyes:

Awesome Review Wayde!