gregz

gregz

Full Audioholic
Here's all Two Channels of Mine!

To get a sense of scale, that's an old 27" TV in the center. (sound is EVERYTHING!)

Denon DRA-835R separable amp/pre-amp receiver (rated 100Wx2)
JL Audio 12W1 subwoofers in MDF acoustic suspension cabinets (2" front thickness)
NHT SuperZero Speakers
Passive 2-way 1st order crossovers
 

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gregz

gregz

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Thanks, Polkfan. Yes, it does hit low - sub 30's frequencies are a need, not a want for me. :cool:
 
Rob Babcock

Rob Babcock

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I can't seem to find the original thread- were you the guy who lost a sub driver, GregZ? If so, have you got them replaced yet?
 
gregz

gregz

Full Audioholic
That's me, Rob. The left sub is the one that got damaged, but it works 95% of the time. Only during high volume sustained bass at 30Hz do I get a slight 60Hz buz (I have a hokie bass CD that has that tone in one of the tracks).

Under normal conditions, it doesn't rear its ugly head but it drives me crazy knowing it's there. And I still hate the idea of messing with it replacing the subs with a different brand after I got the sound exactly right... :(

Last night, my wife and I listened to hours of CDs and we never heard the buz. Perhaps the best repair is to throw away the bass CD? :p
 

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