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No thats NOT a typo. The phase plug driver sacrifices a bit of cone area as opposed to the conventional one. It's a moot point if you are using a subwoofer (recommended) though.

The Halo's are a better amp than Emotiva on paper. They can deliver more power per channel (especially at low impedance), and have a lower noise floor and output impedance. However, the Emotiva is far more efficient, runs alot cooler and is much cheaper! Given the choice between the two, I...

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Let me guess, it outperformed Subwoofer X didn't it? Next time they sould compare it to Subwoofer YYZ. I bet YYZ would crush it :D

It shows our toll free 888 # which anyone could call back and dial one of our extensions directly. I suppose the gentleman didn't have a caller ID or his wife never told him I called :rolleyes:

The difference between the 44-Se and 66-SE is a matter of output and dynamics. In medium sized rooms the 44-SE is likely all you will ever need. I am using them in a family room which is about 15 x 20 but opens to the kitchen and they work just fine. IF you are going with a 6 series Signature...

Here is a review we conducted on them. BG Z-1 Review

I am not sure where this 11 watt nonsense is coming from but you will almost never be running the same continuous signal into all channels simultaneously. Crowd cheering is not a continuous sine wave like the typical all channels driven test is. Also with most speakers, a few watts driven into...

A test that uses a VARIAC to hold the line voltage constant and does a momentary sweep (NOT Continuous power) with all channel driven into clipping.

RMS power is a bit of a misnomer: Here is a good reference to why: RMS Power Article

Yes we are arranging a product review. They seem to be a very nice and down to earth bunch of folks. The build quality of these speakers was mind boggling for the price. I can't believe they sport WBTs at $200/pair! We are looking forward to testing them. Stay tuned...

I never play pool for money, just beer. Since he is underage, I shouldn't have any problems there :rolleyes:

To hell with the Home Theater, I am coming over to shoot some pool :D

Buc; Rather than firing the sub driver at the listening area, try firing it towards the back wall and see if it further smooths out bass response. Its a good trick that can sometimes help.

Fixed. thanks.

You may be right actually. I am going out on a limb from memory of 2 years ago. Perhaps I should just keep it generic and verify next year at the show :rolleyes:

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Glad to hear that. I absolutely loath the sound of electric drums from the 80s to early 90s. It sounded like crap then and sounds even worse now IMO.

I am not sure what you mean by the "same lines" as the older RBH subs. RBH is not a direct to consumer retailer and thus not a direct competitor of HSU/SVS. Their new subs will be very impressive to say the least. But I cannot get into any further details until the official press release.