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Well you did say "Monolith makes decent products though. They aren't RSL. " So I thought the between the lines message was very clear but ok then. Thanks

...handily outperform the old sealed ultra. It’s also time to forget about the ol sealed for music thing lol. That ship has sailed. HSU, and monolith are great performers as well, and offer more value, IMO, than svs does. However even a pair of PC2k’s would improve deep bass. If you want to...

...per year pretty close. As usual 11 pretty small amp boards inside. So now the AVP route is really competitive. Marantz 7706. $3199.00 Monolith 3 channel amps X 2. $700.00 Monolith 5 channel amp. $415.00 Total: - $4314.00 Cinema 30. $4500.00 That is if you must have 11 channels...

...D215s. So rather than getting D212's or RS1's I went with the D215s's. They fit in my room fine, they aren't really any deeper than the Monolith V12's THX Ported subs I use now and I have plenty of height and width space. At least I will feel comfortable that I got something that really is...

Squeaky wheel gets the grease!!!

I have a pair of these speakers. Running them in a 2-channel setup with a Yamaha A-S801. Very pleased with the sound. What are your thoughts on the speakers? Are any of you listening to them in your rig? Two thumbs up, in my opinion.:):)

that's not apples for apples comparison. MK442 equivalent would be Audition C4, which has the same sensitivity (85.4dB)

Both great subs, but I would go with the Monolith. It does have a performance advantage in the low end. But it is much larger and heavier.

Very interesting review, and it's interesting to read your note on testing vs the Monolith SW15. You mention that there are definite differences between the two subs, but in a typical room how much of those differences do you think would be audible, or is it a "different strokes" situation...

I am curious in what way it the 12s beats the Monolithj? Thanks

Build a system around the Monolith speakers currently on sale here:https://www.audioholics.com/tower-speaker-reviews/monoprice-t5 Add 2 Dayton Audio 15" subs: https://www.audioholics.com/subwoofer-reviews/dayton-sub-1500 Pick up this Sony AVR on sale...

If you’re implying that I don’t know monoprice is the parent company of monolith that’s incorrect. If it’s just because I’m sometimes a jakkass well fair enough.

Thanks I’ll take a look at those also, you just made it more complicated

699 for the Pioneer ?? I paid 1200 for mine when it came out....where do you see that, and if its legit, buy it now !!

Gene, for some people, it doesn’t matter what the AVP and amps are. As long as they are labeled “AVP” and “amps” and not labeled “AVR”, the AVP/amps will automatically sound better. :D That’s how they think. :D

For him, I think the AV7706 is his best bet. I bet there would be no audible benefit for him if he bought the AV 10 over the 7706.

DAC: Monolith Desktop Headphone Amplifier and DAC with THX AAA Technology (Dual Akm 4493 DACs & Dual AAA-788 Modules) Iphone XS has ALAC high resolution files Many 96KZH files I got from HD tracks and put into my Itunes library and added to my phone. Next to my couch I have Headphone...

Didn't say anything about one "beating" the other....That Monolith performs well. Both were reviewed here, and the RSL is 500 dollars cheaper when not being sold as used. Personally, I would go with the RSL.

Your mistake is closing one port. When you do this the woofer is misaligned. There is only one optimal alignment in every speaker design. If you close the ports the box is too big and misaligned. If you close one port then you push it towards those dreadful extended bass alignments. You also...

...$1.5k for a receiver, and the rest for speakers, subs, and accessories. For speakers in that price range, I might be looking at Monoprice Monolith THX stuff like some THX-365 standmount speakers and center, along with their THX subs. Hsu Research also has good stuff in that price range, so...