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Noah's Ark, Great Flood, Perhaps?

Is there no digital output on the Ipod?:confused:

Why not? This is my point, the Mel Gibson movie, before it was released , almost nobody endorsed it. Now you've got a movie about 2 homos and Hollywood, the critics and the movie theaters love every minute of it. A lot of the same people that ask me to tolerate gays, nambla the aclu etc...

Just out of curiosty, how open minded were you about The Passion of the Christ?

Very well put!

Po'd that they say happy holidays? No, Po'd that they wouldn't allow there employees to say Merry Christmas.

Mule,....shopping at Walmart and they won't even say Merry Christmas, shame, shame. That's a nice one Brian found for you, though.

Then what you have is a fixed crossover setting of 90Hz on your receiver which means everything below that is routed to the sub and every thing above to the satellites. I looked up your speakers and it says the frequency response is 80Hz to 18khz so your kind of right on the bubble with the...

Connect all your sattelite speakers directly to your reciever, connect the sub to the number 2 spot [subwoofer out] on your reciever, then connect to the back of the sub to what also looks like the number 2 [line level in] spot on your diagram. Turn the low pass knob all the way up [to the...

Which if he uses that monster 1000 watt sub amp, that has a built in parametric eq., though I don't know how good it would be.

Fb = tuning frequency, as I said above, f3 = the -3db point and I'm not really sure about QL but I think it has to do with the overall Q of the speaker. Edit: maybe Chris can help with this one? As I am still a novice at best, but will try to help if I can. The Le = 3.84mh and can be found...

With the example partexpress uses the f3 is 25.71Hz which is the -3db point, with the example I gave the f3 is ~21.5Hz, so you can see just from that, what a difference box size makes. With a port size of 6" x 21.6" long. Or you could use 2 tubes at 3" x 10.8" long As far as mine, I used the...

Though I don't have one now, when I was a kid, 5 or 6 I remember my dad and I building a killer HO settup in the basement of our old house. Then one day I found my dads old American Flyer stuff he had as a kid and setting up a simple little oval track on the basement floor [without his...

Agreed. I would look at some of the "projects" people have submitted to parts express and try one of those out first, I really wish I had done that, it would have saved alot of headaches. If you don't what to copy someone else's design I would suggest you download Winisd for the proper box...

Don't sell Winisd short, it's really a pretty good program for figuring box sizes. Just for the heck of it I figured out the Dayton Titanic 15" and it's going to take a pretty big box [actually gigantic] to get down to 19Hz, 6.5 cubic feet. I made myself a sub using the Titanic 12", that...

Doesn't this thing also work with the mids and highs also?

It sounds to me like you have a "sealed" sub, so I believe placement is a little easier because you don't have to worry about the "boomy" effect as much as you would with a ported design. Usually one of the better places to put it would be near the front left / right speakers. If this is not...

No You proving that the amps you mentioned and the others mentioned on this forum i.e. the yamahas, denons, h/k's etc. all sound the same given those parameters.

most but not all.

Oh I see, now I know. Just how many examples of this do you have?:D