Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Home Theater Pining for a Klipsch RC62 again...

Looks to me like you would have room for an M22 if you wanted to try one

Since you appear to have about 30" of room under the screen you also can try the vertical VP150 on the floor without blocking any of the screen.

the large & small question....

I have tried it on my M60 and personally I prefer the "Large" setting for my L/R, it brings out more detail bass than if I set it low, it become a bit muffle....so I just leave it at large (and set the x-over on my SR6003 as "both" for LFE)

Heya Ghost,

I noticed your Tachi, Katana and Wakizashi in your picture. Are they just a decorative piece or do you train with them. I used to do some Iaido years ago as compliment to Karate and Kobujutsu.

Such a precise art. Success being measured in fractions of millimeters instead of speed. Fluidity vs. strength. Really made you appreciate the concept of mastering "Mind and Body". Mind you , I was certainly no master. I just learned to appreciate the concept.

you may have your sub placed incorrectly in the room, the 60's should be set to small, and around a 60-80hz crossover.

Perhaps the swords are cutting into the higher freq's?

Not if he prefers it that way.

They are strictly decorative. I do plan on buying a 'real' katana in the future. I keep my Bokken upsairs in my room (to deal with intruders and a paintball gun for backup.)I had done a bit of sword training in my younger years with my first instructor in Wado Ryu. When we moved to the mainland I joined a Kyokushin dojo. Had to quit that when I went into the army. When I got out I joined an MMA dojo and got my brown belt in Pankration and supplemented that with Muay Thai. Due to having a child now and a recovering back injury, I am on the mend and have taken up Escrima stick fighting in the meantime. When I go back to Pankration it should only take me another year or so to get my black belt and then I'll start instructing.

I think I may try that vertical 150 approach later this afternoon.
I also have 4 little Yammy speakers, and may hook up two of them for the 'height' speakers in the front. I have extra wre kicking around and I know my receiver supports that too.

Once again, thanks to the Axiom Community. You guys rock.

I'm so glad you could get some satisfaction. Reinforces - again - the importance of the interaction between the speakers and the room.

Wow, that's a very expansive martial arts career. I will admit to having to Google "Pankration" and was then embarrassed when I discovered it's one of the oldest fighting techniques known.

Enjoy experimenting with the speakers. That is certainly part of the fun.