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http://www.svsound.com/products/dual-sb-1000 ?

Thanks gene. Finally have good bass after 2 years of experimentation. Listening to https://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/5yolys8XG4q7YfjYGl5Lff It's sublime I'm using the 1/4 up front placement, which I'd never tried before.

2 large rated subwoofers equal an extreme rated subwoofer, correct? Since you get an additional +6db(averaged/not linear)

I will be ordering a pair, FYI there is an open box(black ash) e112 @crutchfield for $1700($200 off)

Is the darbee version worth fiddling around with on a plasma tv? I would prefer to save $100, but if its worth experimenting with darbee I don't mind paying the premium.

The r115sw goes on sale for $720 if you don't mind waiting.

Well I'm glad you guys think thx reference is just really loud. I'm ready to make my next purchase and I was prepared to buy new speakers with double the amplifier power rating and this thread just kind of became part 2. I'm glad to hear that thx reference level is just extremely loud though...

To sum up the thread so far: 1. Use an spl meter to see what spl I'm getting at the loudest comfortable volume on the receiver, at the theater seating, to figure out if replacing the 150 watt Denon with 300, 600, 1200 and so on watts of amplification is a solution to get the volume I want to...

This was my first ever speaker purchase, http://www.klipsch.com/products/gallery-g17-air It was a few years ago and I returned it, but I thought the horn effect was neat. It sounded like the band, especially the singer was actually stuck inside the speaker. I can see horns being fatiguing...

It sounds like it might be safer to get more dynamics in my system than try to buy enough power to fill my space. What's the best way of doing that? Should I be looking at horn speakers, or speakers with many drivers like high end rbh or the Boston acoustics m350? Or 15/18" subs? Right now my...

At -5db on the receiver after a short bit the highs begin to hurt so I always settle on -10db or lower. I suspect I'm craving more volume because I want more dynamics, thinking volume will give me that. I'll give the pink noise test a try with an spl meter asap. I'm guessing I should wear ear...

It seems like the revel b1 is a better match for the revel m12(http://www.revelspeakers.com/productdetail/~/product/m12.html) doesn't it. What size driver and amp should I be looking for in a sub to keep pace with my speakers? I guess just one is not an option. What if I wanted to fill the pool...

Nice I tried linking my floor plan. The speakers are a few feet from the front wall, left and right of the tv. The seating is about 10-12 feet away from the speakers, the pool table is about 25 feet away from the speakers. All I know is I have followed the "if it sounds bad turn it down rule"...

Would a bigger subwoofer clean up the highs? Right now the highs become painful at moderate volume(well below the speakers limit). Or is that simply a symptom of a bright room?

1. Room dimensions: see link. I want to fill theater and billiards. 2. 2.1(revel b1 subwoofer: http://www.revelspeakers.com/productdetail/~/product/b1.html) 3. Seating is about 10 feet or so from the speakers. 4. I don't know what spl I need but I'd be willing to try and figure it out. All I...

1. I want to be able to hit thx reference on my receiver before the speaker breaks up. 2. I want to be able to fill the theater area all the way to the pool table.

Gotcha, so if I'm running out of volume and/or not getting the impact I want=I simply need bigger speakers/drivers. And as you mentioned earlier the max spl spec is a spec actually worth checking out. I'm guessing that impact comes from mid bass. Simple as that, correct?

I'd rather avoid subwoofers because I've had problems blending them with 2 channel in my experience. So I hesitantly picked up the matching revel b1 subwoofer. I think I gained about 3db, maybe a bit more, but not a huge difference. It improves the movie experience(I suspect because it receives...

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http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/706revel/ Power rating: http://www.revelspeakers.com/productdetail/~/product/f12.html