i just got myself a new sub and wondered if it can be placed on some sort of shelf/raised platform/base to enable easy cleaning of the foor underneath considering the strong vibrations from the sub.

its a CHT-10R.

Taikor, your Paradigm is in different league compared to others made lah. This is a very well-known sub that you have got. When it is properly calibrated, very few models come close to it at that price.

If the sub is overwhelming, then it doesnt reflect the 'true' intended recording sound. Many ppl set wrongly, with overpowering bass. For instance, Hotel California. The bass should be just right and not sound like a big massive drum. 

   

walau bro...I thought only can see this in movie   
The policemen came because of your "special movie collection" or your sub huh?  

What model is that? What brand? If it's to be the winner in this thread it should be cheap.

ok.. i have just spent a good hour calibrating my speakers / sub (1st time doing this since i bought them), didnt know it could be complicate for beginners.. ok.. so again i used cloverfield to test.. i just skipped to intense scene.. the difference is unbelievable haha.. so for anyoen who havent calibrate their speakers.. PLEASE DO! u dont know what ure missing! i had to reduce my movie volume from 0db down to -5db now..

ok now.. 1 question to sifus.. why do i feel exhausted.. like seriously exasperated after listening to intense BASS + effect?? when i say effect.. the svs rumbles my whole room until every building demolishing scene in cloverfield made me feel like i am RIGHT there... is this some placebo effect??? but i find myself kinda gasping for air when the scene is done.. and now i am exhausted.. and feel a bit scared.. haha

help?

any idea if Yamaha V1800 can do 2.1 setup ?