are they any good?
C Captainmorgan89 Audioholic Apr 11, 2010 #2 It has good response, is from a reputable company, and build quality seems fantastic. It would not be a bad sub by any means, but if you want more input you need to give us more information. "Is this sub good" just dont cut it round' these parts!
It has good response, is from a reputable company, and build quality seems fantastic. It would not be a bad sub by any means, but if you want more input you need to give us more information. "Is this sub good" just dont cut it round' these parts!
R roadrat Audioholic Intern Apr 11, 2010 #3 yea, i'm learning what info is required.... bear with me, i'm new to this stuff..... Here is the (very basic) current set up..... Vienna Acoustics - Waltz (I have a lot invested in them so I dont necessarily want to part with them) Onkyo TX 8522 (100 Watts) 20x25 room Hard surfaces (its an office) 10' ceiling height I was thinking the cheapest solution was to add a sub and a cd player and replace the Onkyo with something that will connect to the PS3. Given a ~$3k upgrade budget and a preference to keep the Waltz's, what would you recommend? Audio only, not video....other than hooking up my PS3 for very occasional use
yea, i'm learning what info is required.... bear with me, i'm new to this stuff..... Here is the (very basic) current set up..... Vienna Acoustics - Waltz (I have a lot invested in them so I dont necessarily want to part with them) Onkyo TX 8522 (100 Watts) 20x25 room Hard surfaces (its an office) 10' ceiling height I was thinking the cheapest solution was to add a sub and a cd player and replace the Onkyo with something that will connect to the PS3. Given a ~$3k upgrade budget and a preference to keep the Waltz's, what would you recommend? Audio only, not video....other than hooking up my PS3 for very occasional use
R rnatalli Audioholic Ninja Apr 12, 2010 #4 The Storm is a nice sub, but it's expensive for what you get. When it comes to subs, you generally get more for your money by going with an ID brand like HSU, SVS, Epik, eD, or Rythmik.
The Storm is a nice sub, but it's expensive for what you get. When it comes to subs, you generally get more for your money by going with an ID brand like HSU, SVS, Epik, eD, or Rythmik.
ParadigmDawg Audioholic Overlord Apr 12, 2010 #5 I responded to your thread in the beginners section. roadrat said: yea, i'm learning what info is required.... bear with me, i'm new to this stuff..... Here is the (very basic) current set up..... Vienna Acoustics - Waltz (I have a lot invested in them so I dont necessarily want to part with them) Onkyo TX 8522 (100 Watts) 20x25 room Hard surfaces (its an office) 10' ceiling height I was thinking the cheapest solution was to add a sub and a cd player and replace the Onkyo with something that will connect to the PS3. Given a ~$3k upgrade budget and a preference to keep the Waltz's, what would you recommend? Audio only, not video....other than hooking up my PS3 for very occasional use Click to expand...
I responded to your thread in the beginners section. roadrat said: yea, i'm learning what info is required.... bear with me, i'm new to this stuff..... Here is the (very basic) current set up..... Vienna Acoustics - Waltz (I have a lot invested in them so I dont necessarily want to part with them) Onkyo TX 8522 (100 Watts) 20x25 room Hard surfaces (its an office) 10' ceiling height I was thinking the cheapest solution was to add a sub and a cd player and replace the Onkyo with something that will connect to the PS3. Given a ~$3k upgrade budget and a preference to keep the Waltz's, what would you recommend? Audio only, not video....other than hooking up my PS3 for very occasional use Click to expand...
