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I've already built a deck And a shed for that matter. Thanks for the ideas though, I will think about a new shed. I think I'm going to go fine woodwork route, interior as well. - Steve

Review review review. Now. Be interesting to hear your opinion after a few days of listening. And what your wife thinks - get her opinion as well. - Steve

I build things out of wood. I'm tired to building subwoofer enclosures. I'm tired of building coffee tables, end tables, grandfather clocks, cigar boxes, pens, bowls, desks, etc. Anyone else have any brilliant ideas for a good project? I'm about to get started on something, but my house doesn't need any more useless clutter that just sits around. I thought of a coffee table with a subwoofer enclosure in it ... I don't have an amp to power it with so forget it. Thought of a poker table ... would get used for a few weeks and then put in the basement with everything else, so forget it. Bookcase? TV cabinet? Already have a cabinet and I can't read. - Steve

Awesome As I mentioned before I used two 9515's with two VR2000D's in 14 cubes. I think you'll enjoy it - Steve

Low end wall shaking duties would be taken care of by the Uberwoofer - Steve

Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa ... You're not 16. You didn't just get your license. You know what you're talking about; and you didn't spend your parents money. Why the heck do you have one of those ? Enjoy it, Kent. I think you might like the XBL2. - Steve

What are you talkin' about? I never had it to begin with - Steve

Duh ... gotta share the chit out of the person beside you. I think I'm guilty of wanting to build something cool ... and something I don't have is a HT setup. Unless you have some other briliant idea for something I could make out of wood that I don't already have - Steve

I won't watch movies through it ... well, maybe the odd one or two. It'll just mainly be for music purposes. And video games - Steve

un towsund powst eh!

What's up? Good, you? Not much, yourself? Oh not bad. What's going on? Doing pretty good, you? Not a whole lot. So what's up for tonight? I'm alright thanks, you? Just chillin.

Wonder if it's possible to use the crossovers out of the JBL three ways I have ... probably not though, unless you used the exact same speakers. Crossovers = teh ghey. Honestly ... just thinking about the crossovers pisses me off. I think I'd be happy with just two main towers and my subwoofer, to be honest. Surround, eh ... yeah it's cool ... and I may as well do it right the first time. I got to thinking, "Why do I want to do a HT setup?" ... my answer ... I just really want to construct a few nice pieces of fine woodworking without making another goddamn desk or table. I really don't care about filling them with speakers now, that'll come in the summer or later on. My thought process is all over the map. - Steve

I've got an old school record player, Sony 100 disc changer, an old AKAI amp (from what, the '70's?), and a pair of JBL 3-ways. It sucks. So ... as some of you know, I do fine wood working in my spare time (coffee tables, china cabinets, cigar boxes, gun cabinets, pens, bowls, anything out of wood). I don't need another table in my home. What I do need, are some towers and subwoofer enclosure so I can eventually throw in some speakers and my uberwoofer. I'd love to make some enclosures out of a nice mahogany, eastern maple, oak, ash, anything really. I don't know chit all about HT. So I have to break it down real simple so I can understand it. I was thinking about two tall side towers, and center enclosure (center channel?), and then the subwoofer enclosure. Suggest anything else? I don't know how many speakers and what size to put in each tower ... I've seen between 2-6 mids in each tower ... 6 won't work, since I really don't want to spend a lot of money later on plugging speakers in them. So I was thinking perhaps a mid or two (5.25", 6.5", 8"?) in each tall tower, along with a single tweeter in each. Perhaps go with a 6.5, 5.25 or 4, and a tweet in each? I don't know, I'm looking for suggestions here. Airspace of the towers needs to be decided. I'd rather make them big because I can always add material to the inside of them later on depending on the speakers I choose. As you can tell, I'm only in the beginning stages here. I'd just like to build some nice towers and sub enclosure to get a head start on this. Sorry for the lengthy post, hard for me to organize my thoughts. All suggestions welcome - just keep it simple please. - Steve

Honestly it seems like that is the only productive thing to do over there now. And I don't know just how productive that is ... more enjoyable for me, anyways. - Steve

What is the majority ... user abuse (big time abuse) or just a common manufac. defect? Or is it pretty evenly split? - Steve

Yeah, no kidding. While their subs are built to take abuse (or so it seems), I'm sure someone will find a way to blow one up. - Stev

Talk to Laine about it ... I questioned the choice of certain cone materials and he explained it quite well. If I took the uberwoofer and changed the current cone out for a poly or paper or titanium cone with the same Mms and all, I don't think I'd notice the difference. If the rest of the driver is designed properly, cone material shouldn't be a huge factor ... I'm not 100% sure, so don't listen to me. I think it's a bigger factor with midranges than subs. As long as it's stiff enough I guess. Could take to Mike (SoundSplinter) about it too ... since I'm sure he had his reasoning behind choosing the cone he did. EDIT ~ Just found this. - Steve

Spam is good for you ... builds character. - Steve

That sucks man - hope it heals well. You should get some mad old school sideburns goin' there - Steve

I gotta push this stuff throughout Canada. Future projects require money, and sales make money. And I'm interested in future projects - Steve

W6 or W6v2's? Should be a good one. - Steve

All sixty million pages of them.

Drag sucks.

Oh yeah, they used to get a little toasty ... - Steve

Those amps kick ass - Steve