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Greetings All-
I'm new to the forum and home theater, I've spent no less than 5 hours paroozing the forum and have found some fantastic subs. I'm looking for a tried and true, totally stable and proven performer for around $500.I already have multiple sheets of MDF so the box materials don't have to be factored into my budget.
I want base that is palpable. When the soundtrack has thunder, I want to feel the thunder. When a cannon goes off, I want my guests to run for cover.
I'm totally new so Im looking for a complete shopping list (and where to buy), drawings and instructions. I can build a box but the rest is all black magic to me at this point.
About my space:
I've built out my theater with Klipsch reference inwall speakers and am using a Yamaha RX-V665 receiver. The inwalls are really nice but as expected, need a good bit of help in the bottom end.
The room is roughly 20 X 15. It's a bonus room over my garage so the ceiling is angled along the longer walls. front stage is along one of the long walls (with the angled ceiling).
Thanks in advance for your help, patience and guidance.
-P
I'm new to the forum and home theater, I've spent no less than 5 hours paroozing the forum and have found some fantastic subs. I'm looking for a tried and true, totally stable and proven performer for around $500.I already have multiple sheets of MDF so the box materials don't have to be factored into my budget.
I want base that is palpable. When the soundtrack has thunder, I want to feel the thunder. When a cannon goes off, I want my guests to run for cover.
I'm totally new so Im looking for a complete shopping list (and where to buy), drawings and instructions. I can build a box but the rest is all black magic to me at this point.
About my space:
I've built out my theater with Klipsch reference inwall speakers and am using a Yamaha RX-V665 receiver. The inwalls are really nice but as expected, need a good bit of help in the bottom end.
The room is roughly 20 X 15. It's a bonus room over my garage so the ceiling is angled along the longer walls. front stage is along one of the long walls (with the angled ceiling).
Thanks in advance for your help, patience and guidance.
-P