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Originally posted by Jon_Snow I just thought the bass deserved more than .1

I can add two subs to my Denon so 7.2 or 9.2 with an additional amp. Double .1

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I listen to most of my music on a Ferguson Hill FH007/FH008 setup.

Scored this on sale back in 2009 and besides looking cool they sound amazing.



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Originally posted by Zak McKracken you can add 100 subs to any 5/7/9.1/2 systems as long as they have pre-out, either a dedicated sub channel (or two as with yours), or main pre-outs using the sub inbuilt filter. you can add a sub directly to you iphone if you like, no problem. it will only be bass though. no treble.

No shit..

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I've got some lame Sanyo box I found at Goodwill, it has a phono preamp so that's all that mattered. 4 speakers, 2 Sony SS-D201. I like them. The other two are Panasonic Turbo Thrusters from, you guessed it, Goodwill. They're whatever but more sound never hurts. Still looking for a subwoofer. And my turntable is a Marantz. I'm no audiphile tbh. But this setup does the trick, and it cost me near nothing.

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Originally posted by Jon_Snow Becauce it's all bout that bass, no treble

more subs doesn't mean more perceived bass. The use of more than one sub is for uniform response over a wider area and not for actual level. The more subs, the more complicated interloping nodes and you might end up with no bass.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney more subs doesn't mean more perceived bass. The use of more than one sub is for uniform response over a wider area and not for actual level. The more subs, the more complicated interloping nodes and you might end up with no bass.

I take it you haven't listened to the radio at all in the last year or so.

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no but i somehow get the reference. That joke has expired. I didn'treally read anything anyone posted so it may seem like i didn't read anything anyone posted.

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Uh huh.

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Originally posted by floyd741 I've got some lame Sanyo box I found at Goodwill, it has a phono preamp so that's all that mattered. 4 speakers, 2 Sony SS-D201. I like them. The other two are Panasonic Turbo Thrusters from, you guessed it, Goodwill. They're whatever but more sound never hurts. Still looking for a subwoofer. And my turntable is a Marantz. I'm no audiphile tbh. But this setup does the trick, and it cost me near nothing.

You know what, goodwill for the win.

I've snagged some incredible hifi kit at goodwill in the past. Sometimes people will donate stereo systems worth several thousand dollars because they just got a new home cinema installed and I've snapped them up for less than a hundred.

The best ones are when someone donates a 70's hifi because they think it looks "old" and goodwill underprice it thinking it's also "old", not realizing it's a audiophile valve amp from the golden age of hifi.

I went to best buy and everything under $1000 is a piece of crap. you're better off going ghetto cheap and buying something around $100 as I did, than buying midrange these days.