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I have a full review coming for you...my biggest fan...LOL!

To all 'tiny' room dwellers out there. We must make a united stand against the mighty Mojo and his magical black box. Apparenly the box can be used as a coffin and who knows what orther evil uses may be in the works. I was lured into Mojo's Dojo once and barely escaped that time stealing space. I'm convinced that if a pair of v4 towers crawled into that lair no one would make it out alive. With a little more work I know I'll be happy with my 1840 ft3 room. Together we stand!

Sounds like "will it blend ?" scaled up to rec room size.

Brad, once you hear my 800 in its new location with Gut Punch on, I fully expect you will hoist your sub up to your roof, soak it in a mixture of 25% oil and 75% gasoline, ignite it and punt it down the hill.

Ahahahahaha! 8 hundreds rule and all other subs drool.

Hoist my sub up to my roof? Not if I'm going to light it on fire. Are you sure that the oil/gas mixture is correct? I'm thinking a little more gas...

Yeah...that's the ratio I use to cook squirrels over an open flame. If you invite me over, I'll supply it.

I have a total of about 4 hours on the EP 800 V5 bsgp and its actually starting to settle in, wow, a lot faster than I experienced with the EP500, but then again, I have not hit the 4 week mark yet, so let's see what happens.

Upon arrival, I really could not use the Gut Punch switch too much, it was just too powerful for the room. Tonight it opened up and smoothed out. I put on some key test vinyl "5 Special, Why leave us Alone"... Detroit disco funk, yikes!! I ran it with Bourbon Smooth and Gin Gut Punch.... All I can say is, it's amazing. Then I put on "The Human League, Love Action" Same thing, outstanding. This new sub is a rock crusher and in a very refined way; Its the most powerful, smooth sub I have ever had here. I went through 6 subs, this is special.

Mojo,

Agreed, the SVS control panel is a total pain to use. Too cumbersome, hard to navigate, and difficult to set once you figure out the parameters. I also found that the different listening modes had very little effect on the actual performance. And in the event I wanted to make a slight change, it was difficult to go back to where I was to make the adjustment. As such, I just left it alone and lived with what was close.

This new panel on the EP 800 is so simple to work with and once dialed in, I only need the usual two controls to work with and I can do it blindfolded. The main gain and the "switch". If I want to play with the crossover, it's quick to find and switch without looking at it; but I don't touch it most of the time, I run it at full range 150 hz as this is smoothest for my room.