uuuh tall chick in leather fetish....scary la

oi what car la? u guys making me pening. i havent been to his place quite sometimes so donno what

"entry level" BMW 325i M-Sports 2-door "kau lui" pimped variant. (his words, not mine).

..... come to think of it, I guess now I understand what ronnt88 meant when he said "entry level" ..... hmm ... "kau lui" and entry  ....

joking ya bro ron.   

this thread description says all u need to know bout subwoofer yet the 1st post only details who owns what brand =/
not very helpful, no price, no model, no recommendation

But unfortunately not enuff character improvement sifus to help with ur attitude

 

New reference audio BD coming....The Expendables....look at the Pink/Purple waterfall graph

The Audio: Rating the Sound

What would a big beefy movie be without a bigger and beefier sound mix to go with it. 'The Expendables' sports a bombastic and jarring 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio mix that should come with a warning that says "Please beware. Constant bass may shake your valuables off the shelves."

This is a non-stop, rumbling soundtrack that never ceases to jar you. As was expected it's absolutely filled to the brim with LFE that thunders throughout the movie. The explosion on the docks produces a massive amount of bass, but it doesn't feel unnatural. The automatic shotgun that Terry Crews uses throughout the movie also provides a deep resonant thwump, thwump, thwump that will definitely wake up the kids if they're asleep and possibly your neighbors. Panning effects are done to perfection as grenades sail from one side of the screen to the other, or as Ross' huge airplane slowly gains speed and takes off.

Think this mix is all bass? Think again. Even the more subtle sounds, like guns clicking into place, magazines being shoved home, or the whizzing noise of a tattoo gun come out clear and intelligible. The surrounds are constantly engaged and the mix makes great use of the extra two channels provided in the 7.1 mix. During the battle scenes it's like evil henchmen have surrounded your living room and are trying to blow you to smithereens. Bullets fly past your head and explosions happen all around you. It's an engaging, violent soundtrack that's for sure. My only nitpick is that Mickey Rourke's lines are constantly hard to hear. This is partly because the guy is a mumbler, but after watching the Post Production featurette and hearing Stallone talk extensively about sound design and how he wants every line of dialogue to be heard it seems Rourke's few lines got overlooked.

New reference audio BD coming....The Expendables....look at the Pink/Purple waterfall graph