[fackamato]

Wow! Good job! It looks awesome! Do you have any measurements for us?

 

[mwmkravchenko]

SHveet!

Mark

 

[johnnyfamous]

any thoughts on adding a second trio 12? whats to be gained?:spend:

 

[Mike P.]

You would gain more ouput and the ability to smooth out the frequency response by trying different sub placements.

 

[johnnyfamous]

would there be a difference if i used the 10" as apposed to the 12" i have very limited space... it almost seems not worth going with the 10" kit as the price on the trio 12 is not much more.

 

[Mike P.]

The same subs will have the same output and response, it's what I would do and have always done. All my HT subs are in pairs.

 

[mwmkravchenko]

My two cents.

Everything Mike says. Louder will not be to noticeable. Only about 3 to 6 db depending on the frequency. But the greater evenly loaded listening room will be very noticable. You will have half the dead zones in your room. Areas where there is no real bass sensation due to reflections calceling it out. Driving the room from another point will help to get you a much more even response.

Mark

 

[johnnyfamous]

Well, im sold,, dont care so much about the output as i do the even listening. bass is heavey on the right side and its driving me nuts

 

[mwmkravchenko]

bass is heavey on the right side and its driving me nuts
http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/23297-trio-12-end-table-build-11.html#ixzz0yJQ6wYM0 ​

So is this a long slow drive or a quick shot across the street type drive?

Hehe!

Mark

Hey I can relate. I'm still trying to figure out how to properly measure the horn loaded monster that i built. Even output is not the problem there. structural damage is the problem!

Mark