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By Dose Pipe Sutututu · Posted
-6dB at 22Hz isn't that great, watch the data from the D6000 from REW -
I'll just leave this here. https://www.adelaidespeakers.com/subwoofers.html TL loading, big power. They sound awesome. This is what I would buy if I was going to try to take the bass away from my floorstanders. Just go with the 12". -
By Dose Pipe Sutututu · Posted
I'll snap up some photos when I'm back home, in the office today meeting my "in the office" quota. Have 2x Teams calls scheduled in, office culture they reckon. I've never owned a proper off the shelf sub, I've always made or modified broken ones with Jaycar plate amps and/or car subwoofer drivers. The current (and broken) subwoofer has a proper home driver in it, Dayton driver, thos one https://www.daytonaudio.com/product/118/rss265hf-4-10-reference-hf-subwoofer-4-ohm FS of 25Hz, which is low but not low enough. Yeah, I think they were brought out to the market to compete with SVS. I would love a SVS PB-3000 but they're not cheap, especially after their price hike. From reviews online, it does look like the Tonewinner D6000 would destroy and with good amount of money saved too. -
yeah, that happens too. I'm really enjoying 4WDing at the moment, seen a few beautiful spots and want to go explore more of this enormous country. The 370Z got a clutch LSD in it and a track day, great fun. Getting the back end sorted out really rejuvenated my enthusiasm for driving it hard, the viscous one is poo especially in such a short and wide chassis. The VLSD unpredictability was more benign in a long and skinny Skyline. -
With my pre/power I use a remote trigger cable(3.5mm jack each end). I turn tv on, it turns both on via ARC. Or, just the pre with the remote or its streaming software, turns on both. Not that difficult at all. Obviously, you would also want to actually update/upgrade over other factors in your life(bills, family, other hobbies, etc)
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