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This was from when we first got everything together and set up. We didn't have an amp yet but my friend Teddy Crone let me borrow one and a crossover, so we had a movie night.
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Drool.
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The current setup. It is facing the wall. I prefer it facing out, but its a bitch to turn around in such a small area.
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Amp world. I think Kern is buying the XR1000 from me. The Klipsch Heresys I have sound better with the full range to them. The SC70 sounds much better with the sub anyway. The Crown is bridged into the sub, which provides it about 300 watts on a regular basis. I bought the compressor PIP module so I don't destroy the sub.
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The future of our HT setup.
The box for the sub is way the fuck too big for the house. Mike doesn't want to lay it down and set it up for stadium seating because it takes away from the social atmosphere of the room. I'm going to build it a 2 1/2 foot cube with two ports on the front and see how it sounds. I might not even have to buy new MDF..
[ This message was edited by: -josh on 2005-02-08 09:58 ]
where do you have it? in a capstone apt? I know you said you had it standing on it's front. I'm interested to see how it sounds like that. Might be interesting to have the speaker face the wall, with like 4-6 inches between the enclosure and the wall. it would couple with the wall, and shake EVERYTHING! 
