need advice!

[Unregistered]

iam buying a subwoofer for my stereo tomorow now i jsut bought a brand new jvc rx-6042 right now i have some quest qt66 tower speakers with dual 6.5 inch woofers now they go down to about 38hz they put out great bass but i want a little more now my room is only about 10x15 8 feet celings what would u recomend a 8 inch 100rms sub or 10 inch 150rms sub thx

 

[Polygon]

Well, either would be fine really.

Personally I would buy a Velodyne CHT-8 or CHT-10. Either would be a great subwoofer for a small room. The CHT-8 is 130 watts RMS and I think the CHT-10 is 150 watts RMS.

 

[Shinerman]

I suggest buying a "PERIOD" or two. What's with this no period stuff. I see it more and more. How hard is it? Do they teach this stuff in schools anymore?

Shinerman

 

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English isn't THAT difficult

It's the Instant Message generation. They can't write a simple paragraph with proper punctuation, grammar, and spelling and can't add without a calculator.

Also they don't know the difference between:
lose and loose
your and you're
too, two, and to
there, their, and they're

It's depressing, really...

 

[Polygon]

Yeah, the Internet seems to be a great place these days for people to use poor grammar and spelling. These days I'm just glad when it’s coherent.

 

[markw]

While we're at it, what's with those base and trebble controls?

 

[Shinerman]

What's really sad is I see this kind of crap in business related documents from time to time. People who "say" they have a degree can't seem to seperate their casual writing habits from their professional. I reviewed a document the other day that came from my office and the person wrote the letter "U" instead of "You". We had a little meeting after that. She looked at me like it was my problem not hers, because I could not "relate" to her. She won't last long.

Here's a tip for Mr. Unregistered who posted this topic. In order to avoid looking like a fool to people outside your circle of comfort, use proper english or at least put some puctuation in every now and then. I'm not the best at BASIC grammar but I don't come off looking foolish. Of course my answers to some questions may give this impression.

Shinerman

 

[Shinerman]

While we're at it, what's with those base and trebble controls?

I not sure just do what i do turn them all the way to the right and enjoy!

Shiner....buuuuuurp.....man!

 

[Audioholics]

Also they don't know the difference between:
lose and loose
your and you're
too, two, and to
there, their, and they're

Oh, HUGE pet peeve... I can't stand the loose/lose thing...

 

[Mudcat]

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i are a mechanical enginenerd, yet i always try to make complete non runon sentences properly punctuated it is very difficult for one with my edumacation to do this luckily i do not have to put up with this at work.
(do you have any idea how difficult is was to write that?)

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