Appreciate the feedback
Thanks
In reply to:The bass? In an EP500? You'll be juuuust fine - so will your 8 closest neighbours. *laughs*and the 500 should be more than enough to be able to feel the base without having it cranked up to where my ears will bleed?
In reply to:It's Black Oak not Piano Black, maybe that's your issue? It resembles a black transparent stain on oak, not a paint and polish treatment.The black finish doesn't look polished to me?
In reply to:Unfortunately those are tied together... it will have to play loud to kick you in the chest. Short of adding a fan, you can't move air with a sub without the accompanying increase in loudness. Your neighbours will hate you. Buy flowers for them all now.I really wanted a good sub that could really move the air at low decible levels.
In reply to:No prob. Curtis will probably chime in on this as well.OK somebody explain the dynamics of this to me. I want to understand how this works and not have any missconceptions about it.
In reply to:That much is correct.I thought it was the creation of these large waves that made you feel it.
In reply to:You can move a certain amount of air with a driver of a certain size with a certain excursion. Subwoofer drivers are generally bigger, so they're capable of moving more air. So you have more potential air movement with a big 10"/12" driver than with a smaller driver.I knew that if you turned up the intensity to earpopping levels you can create that with regular speakers, but I thought the subs ability to go lower than the audible human hearing was the key to creating this effect.
In reply to:If you get all this stuff, it will never be in a garage sale. You may die single before parting with a quality HT system.
In reply to:The one exception to this is IMAX movies. The sound on those beats out the Axioms, but I'm not about to get an IMAX setup in my house either.