Small but loud JBL home cinema

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The JBL Control 1 wintertime surround array up and running!

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This angle was kinder tight to get as well as the tightening up of the (mould nut).

Wow during chapter 35 where Superman throws out one mighty piece of rock the levels on the four-channel array JBL Control 1 surrounds really heightens the scene with the choir and has his body hits the ground a very soft boom reverbs around the room.

So far the JBL Control surround array has cost £240.90 UK not bad going considering I’m using x10 and most you spend or rather overlook the surround array and with a mere x4 surrounds costing far more over what I have thought out and installed is very doable.

Wow the Superman end credits theme is about to role, and I’m going to some calibration now and enjoy a few more than a few films with some Superfast tests!

Star Wars episode 3 Revenge of the Sith is around we to the side of me and above me does this get any better.:)
 
Am I the first one to say that this probly doesnt sound that great, and there's much better uses for that many Control 1's?
 
Wafflesomd

Pop on over you’re love it! :p

With Superman Returns some of the bass was vibration the floor with all the other channels turned off! Where I only had the x2 JBL height surrounds playing during chapters 10 and 12, as the plane draws nearer and nearer to the ground the reverberation within the cockpit was picking up louder and louder on the heights:eek: , it was enveloping and exciting as well.:p
 
Dolby CP-200 said:
Wafflesomd

Pop on over you’re love it! :p

With Superman Returns some of the bass was vibration the floor with all the other channels turned off! Where I only had the x2 JBL height surrounds playing during chapters 10 and 12, as the plane draws nearer and nearer to the ground the reverberation within the cockpit was picking up louder and louder on the heights:eek: , it was enveloping and exciting as well.:p

Well I do own two control 1's, and they do sound really nice.

I do want more, but no cash.
 
yettitheman said:
Ashley... how long will it be when you get speakers in your floor? :D
Ashley??????
 
Man, thats is a LOT of stuff all hooked together. I'd love to see your wiring diagram. The place where you buy your interconnects must be on a first name basis with you...

~Josh
 
wilkenboy said:
Man, thats is a LOT of stuff all hooked together. I'd love to see your wiring diagram. The place where you buy your interconnects must be on a first name basis with you...

~Josh

wilkenboy

Well join me on MSN messenger chat and I’ll explain the wiring diagram it was kinder easy to figure out.

The connections like RCA phone leads are as affordable as you can get and still I’m amazed with the detail in the sound.

Fronts will let’s put it this way. I can send the monaural centre phantom that exists between and on the left and right fronts to the centre channel while in Dolby Digital 5.1 mode or 4.1 makes no difference, try doing that on your AVR or AVP and the solution to this is very easy as well.

It’s a Matrix affair. While some dislike the use of it, and while I can give greater spread of the sound over the three-screen with constant activeness if I was in the mood, its simple press of the button.

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As for April I was doing this since summertime 2006 and it’s still not complete as of yet, thou I have been thinking x32:eek: :D JBL Control 1 for the surround array is kinder pushing it, may x22, anyway I’ll play I by ear for now. It sure sounds (((surrounds))) great.
 
yettitheman said:
Ashley... how long will it be when you get speakers in your floor? :D

yettitheman

As for surrounds in the floor, hmm don’t get me started. I have looked into the possibilities in the past and this would need a very complex configuration and a total refurbishment of the entire floor also it would be very costly, but in the long run it would sound great.

I challenge someone else to do this!:rolleyes:
 
Isn’t she a beauty!

After cleaning her up and moving her in towards the right-hand side corner, replacing the JBL control 5 into a different position was called for and re-calibration and equalization as well.

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Fat man little boy!

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Looking downwards wow, kinder gives you vertigo:eek: it does. But isn't she a beauty.:D

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An upward view angle gives you a different view. I like her she’s a beauty.:D
 
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I wouldn't mind having that massive sub, but you need a new tv man.
 
Wafflesomd said:
I wouldn't mind having that massive sub, but you need a new tv man.
I'd toss the sub out with the TV, but it's not to my personal taste so what does my opinion matter? :p
 
emorphien said:
I'd toss the sub out with the TV, but it's not to my personal taste so what does my opinion matter? :p

emorphien

She out performs all my mates sub bass speakers, even the little tiny one I have, that’s why I use one for sub bass extension and one for LFE.1 only. Or I could just use the JBL 4645 for both it’s designed for playing back film soundtracks and does it shake my neighbours flat above her cocker dances around!:p :D
 
ohh, I don't doubt it's loud. :)

Audio is fun though, we can all have different preferences in how things can and should be reproduced. I have a friend that would drool over your sub.
 
Dolby CP-200 said:
emorphien

Hay, hay, only dogs drool mate:D . Keep his paws off my JBL 4645.:D
When are you going to get 56KW in your home?:D
 
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