JimJ

Well the BIB's running off of 25W is damn near enough for volume and of course everyone wants the low end. so I thought, the maggies can handle up to 300W so I would assume they get louder then the current BIB's (yes I know assuming is bad lol) and why not stereo subs since everyone is so gah gah over sub notes. I'm trying to come up with an idea that can handle movies, satisfy the party itches and still be something thats a pleasure to listen too when I sit down to some Miles Davis, or whatever I may be listening to. Oh yeah, and the budget is not too big lol The later versions of those, the MGIIIB's, can take 750W without a sweat...

Comprehensive ERP exam tomorrow, probably put a couple hours in for it later tonight...

Wilson probably charges $1k just for the binding posts

True, at the cost you'd actually pay walking into a dealer they're crazy, but if the guy already owned them...maybe he'd knock $40k or so off

Indeed. A lot better.

Some time in August.

The W505, simply because of the functionality to hook up with the H701, but that's just me

Use proper wood glue...I prefer Titebond products but there are others that work well.

Hey there again Dave's gone through cars like I go through socks

The stock wheels actually look pretty tacky, which is surprising, there's room for improvement there

Depends on how picky you are, what kind of music you listen to and what your definition of "low bass" is. Just in my experience, the 35Hz-tuned enclosures I've heard weren't very good with low bass.

I wouldn't bother with one...

I like it, can I use that one?

Tetonka?

I swear the recording engineer on the new Springsteen album couldn't have made a worse-sounding album if he tried...I think I'd rather listen to a 78...

Dave Matthews Band - Live @ Central Park - Cortez the Killer

Tift Merritt - Something to Me

If anything, I'd probably have the midbass IB and the midrange sealed in a smaller pod, the enclosure requirements should be a lot less. And the midrange would be more sensitive to placement than the midbass would be...

Never had a problem with people breaking in, but I live on the 3rd floor so that's a little more difficult

Bah, STMusic's web server is hooooooosed

I see Dave lurking. wtfbbq, get back to work.

Personally, I would probably try starting out with one of their other lines, say a Q with the BP power option or a BL, before stepping right up to a BTL... I wouldn't try running 3kW right out of the gate without some experience first, that kind of current can really ruin your day if you're not careful, but that's just me

I have a new reason to go to Elite in August...friend of mine in SC just picked these up... http://www.audioasylum.com/cgi/vt.mpl?f=hug&m=133467 I want to hear...

So you won't be able to get a Hyundai with a manual transmission? Hyundai also builds some things that get nowhere near close to 25mpg, too