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Opps, I fixed it. thanks. We are very familiar what is on the market for bass correction. I personally own a Berhinger 2496 which is great, though very hard to use and has no OSD. Well technically its a processor but I agree so I will move it :D Yes it sounded chocolatey, though...

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It is a function of bad amplifier design practices including: 1. Lack of good board layout 2. Lack of good grounding scheme 3. Lack of Post Filter Feedback Stage We plan on reviewing more of these type of amps after we establish a solid test procedure since they are very challenging to...

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That depends on your room, equipment and subwoofer(s). 80Hz is a great starting point and if you are doing home theater, I wouldn't go much below 60Hz.

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.