I'm thinking about adding a sub strictly for my two channel listening. These two have peeked my interest. Any thoughts or experience with either of these two? Feel free to chime in & offer your opinions on what subs you would recommend. It's key for me to keep the heighth of the sub under 19"
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Submitted By: pearsall001
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Totem Storm & Martin Logan Depthi subs...
Posted: January 18, 2008 - 2:21pm
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Re: Totem Storm & Martin Logan Depthi subs...
Posted: March 11, 2008 - 1:56pm
I have found that a subwoofer system can greatly enhance 2-channel stereo listening. I have a REL that I love. I bought my ex-wife a Velodyne sub for her system that seems to work well at her house.
Submitted By: bifcake
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Re: Totem Storm & Martin Logan Depthi subs...
Posted: March 11, 2008 - 2:08pm
Did you have any problems integrating a sub seamlessly within your system? I've yet to hear a setup in which a sub is well integrated.
Submitted By: Elk
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Re: Totem Storm & Martin Logan Depthi subs...
Posted: March 12, 2008 - 9:05am
A sub can be well integrated. It just takes effort and knowledge.
You have to start with a properly treated room. Wihtout this beginning you will never get good sound out of your main speakers, much less out of any speaker that produces from 100Hz and below.
Then learn how to set up a sub properly. There are many good soureces, such as Bob Katz's book: Mastering Audio detailing how to set up a system for audio mastering. Following these guidelines will result in spectacular sounding system.
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