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While the Emo Xref-12 is a nice sub you may want to hold off a few days for my EMP ES1010i sub review which has similar performance to the Emotiva XREF12, but matching cosmetics to the rest of the EMP system should you decide to go that route. If you don't care about cosmetics matching or...

I had this combo many moons ago and loved it! The DSP-A3090 is a smooth sounding amp and the Sony DVP-S7000 had awesome sound and build quality. I sometimes miss those components.

I went to your website and it appears you only offer Car Audio products? see: Subwoofers - Cadence Sound Store We don't do car audio but if you do sell home theater subs, please point me in the right direction. thanks.

Good point and I was mostly talking about desktop and laptops not tablets. I've been able to get a 13.3" Lenovo laptop for about $650 that had the same hardware configuration (I5 processor, 4GB ram, 500GB HD) for roughly 1/2 the entry level MacBook Pro without including buying a separate...

Agreed and this is why I will never own an Apple computer. It's the same hardware as an IBM clone for 2X the price (not counting the extra software you need to run it in IBM mode) b/c of a proprietary operating system. Sorry but I keep each laptop I buy for about 4-5 years and tend to never...

$129??? That can't be right! My neighbor bought this sub last year for a bedroom system to compliment his E55ti's. I was a little hesitant since he paid almost $400 for it and felt he could have gotten a sub with better specs for the money. He wanted everything to match and got it anyways...

Sorry I misread the model#. you are correct. Between the ES10i and the Ultra 12, I'd go Ultra 12.

Hmm, it's not showing all the pages yet. Give it an hour or so for our site Cache to catch up. In the meantime, here is the full review: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/subwoofers/eq-max-15/eq-max-15-introduction

This is a good question and although I haven't compared both subs in the same listening environment, I use an Ultra 12 in my work out room all the time and really like it. It's compact and very tight sounding. It has a better quality driver in it, but the EMP sub is subjectively nicer looking...

LOL that is sad but true.

I'm both happy and sad to report my RBH T system has been sold to a fellow Audioholic in Canada. He is making a nearly 2k mile drive each way to pick them up :eek: These are phenomenal speakers that I will surely miss but I know they are going in good hands to someone that will appreciate them...

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None of these cables support the GLOB and IBS Technology I invented. What a shame especially after all the Industry Praise we received from it :(

It depends what your goals are. The HSU alternatives probably have more usable bass output below 30Hz but they likely don't have more output above 50Hz and IMO they don't look nearly as nice. The 1010i is a pretty musical sub and has a lot of kick to it. If you corner place it (IMO a must)...

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When I sent the measurements to EMP, they noted the results were a bit off below 40Hz. I then took the drivers out to take internal pics for the review and saw one of them was labeled 4 ohms.

Not really. I'd run it as small regardless. The mains should be run large b/c they have such a nice gentle roll off to mate with the subs.

My review sample accidentally had a 4 ohm driver in it meant for the single 10" model so my measurements were off below 40Hz. EMP just sent me a new driver to retest but now my damn laptop died and my new laptop runs Windows 7 which doesn't work with my serial adapter for my test gear. ARGG...

I will say Harman is probably one of the few companies that don't suffer from "familiarity bias" in their test results. Yes I have read their test results and I still feel their sample size (alternative brands / models) are too small and limited to come to some of the conclusions they have come...

I agree about the designer needing skills (both electrical, mechanical and common sense), but I don't agree that anechoic chambers are a necessity. This is especially true with subwoofer design. Ground Plane is a superior method of measuring low frequencies to anechoic and much more practical...