Dual SVS SS Package?

mulester7

mulester7

Audioholic Samurai
.....SVS has been a good choice so far for me concerning quality subs, but here's something you 5.1 owners could do....

.....work toward the mains you wanted to buy but didn't, and a used slave amp....when the new mains and slave-amp show, put the new mains in place, and take their signal from the pre-outs to their slave-amp....hello headroom.....leave the old fronts hooked up at the receiver output posts as fronts, but move them to rears positions....move what you had for rears to mids....with a kicker 5.1 receiver, which is all the channels SACD sends anywho, you'd probably have a better sounding mousetrap than other regular legitimate 7.1 systems.....the rears, pushed as fronts, would be strong, with the new mains/fronts being kicked by 2-3 times the watts by the slave-amp to dominate the rears, and the mids would continue on as accents, a desired distance to the sides....does a 5.1 receiver cost less?....does a cow have a butt?....I quit....yawn....
 
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mulester7

mulester7

Audioholic Samurai
.....let me amend with this, concerning the megaphone reference.....

.....some speakers sound like the singer is 10 feet away singing directly into her/his mic, and closing your eyes, it sounds like he's there really live, especially, with good imaging.....

....but some speakers, it sounds like the singer has stepped back enough to use a small megaphone aimed at the mic, and the megaphone only gets longer with the +/- db increases.....

.....I suspect Eddie Canter used a megaphone because it gave him complete freedom to not rely on a sound system at paid gatherings, just have a band or pianist show up....there were probably few sound systems in those years.....
 
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