Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Home Theater Emo brings subs to market. Yawn.

That's more like a big bath...

That wouldn't be a good idea now would it.

Thanks for the complement Tom. Watch out or you guys are going to have me thinking I should run for office or something. Nah I’m to antisocial for that.

Now all I need to do is learn to spell correctly and I might even appear semi-literate, however that’s not likely to happen this late in the game.

Even when I can’t articulate it my instincts tell me to steer clear of them.

I've never dealt with Emo before, although I've certainly checked out several of their products out of curiousity(amps). As a few here have mentioned, I'd be concerned about the filtering of negative posts towards any of their products.

JUNK

Bumping a thread that hasn't been posted in for three weeks, we need a little more explanation than that, don't we?

Having a good quality sealed sub at these prices seems pretty unordinary to me. If these subs can reach the frequency response that is claimed within +/- 3dB then this would be something great at this price point.

I agree that IF these subs do perform very well they most definitely have a place in the market. My question is since my SVS PB12-NSD is rated down to 18 hz and like 16 hz in a room is their that big of a difference between 18 and 22 hz? Can anyone think of a good musical choice or movie that would represent sub 20 hz sounds? I am not a fan of test tones if their is no real life application. Some people like to have a 200 MPH car but never take it over 80 in real life, for me thats stupid and nothing more than a pissing contest.

That's all it is, is bragging rights, the human ear cannot hear below 20 hz anyway, although you can feel it. Whether or not 16 hz is more crap your pants than 18 I guess is another story, and dependant on volume I suppose.