That's really overkill. Your head could explode when Ironhide fire his cannons.

Congrats to Htkaki!

You have my respect bro. I've seen your trade value from RM100k and grow and grow, now more than RM600k already. Slowly but certainly surely indeed. You're an inspiration to us all.

Yes, but soon you'll see that you don't even need to leave your house.

You guys still single?

Agreed, but when you spend everyday for weeks to tune, the fun part is getting thin. But I do respect all the uncles' dedication.

Maybe my setup isn't high-end enough to have such dedication.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Aug 7 2009, 07:04 AM

I agree 100%. But I just never had the time to do it everyday. When I got my sub, I spent 2-3 days finding sweet spots, tuning, Audysseying, but in the end I just had to compromise because my setup is in the living room. I'm the kind of guy that's more busy at home than at work.

Not like I have to do all the chores, but I always plan activities with my family especially during weekends. I have a few hours for myself, but those usually spent listening music and watching BDs.

If you have full-band speakers I recommend to use Pure Audio/Direct mode, this way the subwoofer won't be used because any crossover settings will be bypassed.

This is the best you can get for music if you're not using dedicated stereo DAC & amp.

Dropped by Desa HT yesterday. I know they don't have SVS, but just to test their knowledge I asked them about it. They honestly never heard of the name SVS at all. This only mean one thing, they have no real interest in home theater, it's all strictly business. Walking out I saw their sign again, "Desa Home Theater", yeah right!

Bro, it's not about they're not selling SVS, I already knew that. That's why I almost bought direct online last year but budget cut made me cancel it. Please read my post again, it's their knowledge about HT stuffs that is the problem, they never even heard SVS, not because they're not selling it.

You miss my point. I'm not asking them to educate customers. If you're into HT you will know stuffs, not only what you're selling, and make efforts to cater customer's demands. Knowing more can expand yur business. My point here, they're not really interested into HT themselves, they're strictly doing business. If their answer was "That subwoofer really keng, but sorry, we don't sell that" then I'm OK, at least they know what I'm talking about. But their answer was "SBS? Apa tu?", would that give you confidence as a customer? If you guys fine doing business like that, I don't have any objections. Just stating my experience and opinions.

As a customer I was disappointed, that's all. I always want the best service, maybe I felt like a VVIP customer. Peace to everyone and thanks for your comments!

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Added on August 11, 2009, 2:56 pmAnd I'm not worried at all, very soon we'll have our bro as an SVS dealer, I'm actually glad those Desa people don't know anything about it.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Aug 11 2009, 02:56 PM

Arremie upgrading his sub.

Pure Audio/Direct will turn-off most of not all processing circuitry and produce the sound untouched. The only thing working is the amplifier (and DAC if you use digital connection).

To set crossover you need to go to the speaker setup of your receiver. Usually just put about 10Hz over your speaker's low frequency capability.

QFT.

Where can I get this Bass Mackanic song bro? Failed your Paradigm? Now that's something.

Thanks bro. Appreciates it (except for that gross remarks about your balls ).

So hard to start business here in Bolehland.