Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Technical Questions Thinking about running 2 subs

I have a VHS copy of it. I'm trying to convert all of my tapes to DVD.
Thanks,

Tom

The DTS version is a different than "ususal" version.
I just stumbled across it when I was looking for something else.

Tom,

Do you have any details you could share on convrting the VHS tapes to DVD (equipment / software you are using, etc.)? How is the quality of the DVD when you are done?

I'm not duplicating my VHS tapes. I'm replacing them when I can every time I go to BestBuy or MediaPlay.

I didn't mean to sound like I was converting my tapes to DVD.

Tom

I have 2 twin sub systems, and love them! Office uses a Sony TA E9000ES processor with stereo sub outs, main HT system uses an Outlaw ICBM with stereo sub outs. Before I got the Sony, I used a splitter from the sub pre-out, worked fine.

BTW, neither system has matched subs - office has a Klipsch LF10 (1640 watt) and a Dahlquist PDQ 1500 (15") sub, HT uses an SVS 20-39 and a Velodyne CHT10. Mismatched subs don't bother me at all - both systems sound fantastic - very natural for music, explosive for HT. I highly recommend doubling up on your subs.

>>office has a Klipsch LF10 (1640 watt) and a Dahlquist PDQ 1500 (15") sub

Your office sounds more tolerant than mine. [EDIT] Probably has better bass too...

I be da boss man.

I think mix and match subs should work fine. Especially in cases like 2x6s where he runs an SVS PCI with a Velodyne. The out put from the SVS almost feels like mechanical energy while the sealed subs seem to send out those softer low waves.
My mix-matched subs work better than one sub, IMO.