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demn....kena pijak la
htkaki...one bd60 pls
...but no bd to watch
Boss, sure?
Special price for you since I only want both fo you succumb to 'BD Poison'
You can get BDs for a song from mpyw, megatron007 and arj.
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taukeh taukeh sekalian...dare not to pijak ...hehe
seriously u guys need to get those HD audio format to enjoy ur superior setup at home
the LFE on BOLT is extremely low too
just like the TAKEN.... walalala
Is it?
Then can bring over to my home to test water on my PC-12Plus on this weekend? You come lah
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I sat down from 8pm just now till now testing. Movies after movies.
Before this i had the woofer facing towards my sitting position hopping to yield the max out from this baby. I guess i didn't have enough space for that.
So i faced it towards the left cause the walls are nearer there, and it became all towards one side.
Today It seemed pretty well when i faced it to the right. No complaints so far. Just unsure if directions does make the diff.
Too tired to do the crawl test, are you gonna come down any soon .. help me calibrate it you do ya.
p/s Will facing the sub to my AVR damage the it?
No. unless the vibration is too strong that it will affects Yammy SQ. Although subwoofer is omnidirectional, it is still have palcement (That's why subwoofer crawl is IMPORTANT) By changing the placement, it will make a difference. This is where 'phase' setting comes in.
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With a velo it tends to trail a lot & shakes the surrounding more, giving it a feel of larger bass, I'm not sure how to put it into words.
With this PB10, it's more focused hence I felt less bass. At louder volume, the pressure is great but not much of audible sound.
I've wrote to SVS on this issue, and they claim that it's just interpreting whats recorded in actual and not rumbling when it's not supposed to.
On some movies, my couch felt like it's being filled up with ants running for it's life. I could feel the rush of armies on horses coming through from left to right.
I can't say much as I've just started using it for a few days. Perhaps other Velo turned SVS users can comment more on this. For me it's just different.
Bro, as I told you earlier that it could be a null area at your listening area
Copied from audioholics.com :
The Tech Talk All subwoofers produce acoustical pressure, and that is what your ear responds to. The only place where you will hear the bass output that your subwoofer produces exclusively is out of doors (or in an anechoic chamber). But soon as you put a subwoofer into a room, the sound waves bounce back and forth between the parallel surfaces of the room, some combining or "adding," which will emphasize those sounds, and others canceling each other out, which results in a null.
If you are sitting in a null, you won't hear any deep bass at all. Conversely, if your chair is in a location where standing waves peak, you will likely hear boomy, one-note bass (you won't be able to follow the tuneful bass line of a recording, for example). Sometimes, by just moving a foot or two, the deep bass will "magically" reappear.
For more details :
http://www.audioholics.com/tweaks/speaker-...ment-guidelinesI do hope that I can find time to go over your place. But this weekend, I can't. Father's Day. It will be bloody jam on my way back.
This post has been edited by htkaki: Jun 17 2009, 08:44 AM 
Jun 16 2009, 11:35 AM
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I didn't poison you guys, right? But, it is indeed a GOOD sub, if not excellent.
If all else fail, then I ship to you via courier.
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