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Might depend on what you mean by "fill". One of the reviewers claims it fills two large connected rooms. I realize that, as with most user-reviews, you have to take them with a grain of salt.
I was considering it for under my desk as it seems to be the perfect size for that kinda thing. Price is back up to $299. I wonder if it'll go down to $199 over the weekend again...
YES, two would be a great combo with the MMG speakers.
Actually it can. "Room modes" can vastly increase the lowend output of a speaker system because those loudspeakers are exciting certain frequencies that the room resonates at.
That's great news
+1
If this was $50 or $75 it might be worth looking at for a bedroom or computer system.
Some of you guys need to visit AVSforum.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=113
Truly nothing is that great at less than about $500 range, in my opinion, for a home theatre system worth watching. Of course I think a top shelf subwoofer is relatively more important for the overall movie theatre experience than chasing the best mains or surrounds. The missing low LFE on this thing - the room shaking, pant flapping feeling - that entirety of what makes a quality sub fun is what this little tyke is 100% completely missing. Down to 30hz with in room gain is meant to suggest a positive aspect? All I can say is don't ever listen to a breed of subs that can dig deep. It'll save you money! Ignorance is bliss!
When you are ready to try something exhilarating give a pair of SVS or HSU subs a listen in the mid price point tiers. If you want to go up a notch try a Seaton Submersive or JTR Captivator!
I take it you didn't read most of the previous posts. This sub is a niche product for a small select group of consumers, obviously not for you or many of us. It wasn't never meant to reproduce LFE or anything like that.+1
If this was $50 or $75 it might be worth looking at for a bedroom or computer system.
Some of you guys need to visit AVSforum.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=113
Truly nothing is that great at less than about $500 range, in my opinion, for a home theatre system worth watching. If this sub purchase isn't for your main setup and you don't mind that fact it is a bit less than half the price of something MUCH more capable, then go for it. Of course I think a top shelf subwoofer is relatively more important for the overall movie theatre experience than chasing the best mains or surrounds. The missing low LFE on this thing - the room shaking, pant flapping feeling - that entirety of what makes a quality sub fun is what this little tyke is 100% completely missing. Down to 30hz with in room gain is meant to suggest a positive aspect? All I can say is don't ever listen to a breed of subs that can dig deep. With this advice you'll save lots of money! Ignorance is bliss!
When you are ready to try something exhilarating give a pair of SVS or HSU subs with a low tune a listen in the mid price point tiers. If you want to go up a notch try a Seaton Submersive or JTR Captivator!
This is exactly why I posted this little sub. Good for emphasizing the low end a bit when space is very limited.
I visit the AVS forum a bit too much, same with head-fi and a few other choice audio addict forums+1
If this was $50 or $75 it might be worth looking at for a bedroom or computer system.
Some of you guys need to visit AVSforum.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=113
Truly nothing is that great at less than about $500 range, in my opinion, for a home theatre system worth watching. If this sub purchase isn't for your main setup and you don't mind that fact it is a bit less than half the price of something MUCH more capable, then go for it. Of course I think a top shelf subwoofer is relatively more important for the overall movie theatre experience than chasing the best mains or surrounds. The missing low LFE on this thing - the room shaking, pant flapping feeling - that entirety of what makes a quality sub fun is what this little tyke is 100% completely missing. Down to 30hz with in room gain is meant to suggest a positive aspect? All I can say is don't ever listen to a breed of subs that can dig deep. With this advice you'll save lots of money! Ignorance is bliss!
When you are ready to try something exhilarating give a pair of SVS or HSU subs with a low tune a listen in the mid price point tiers. If you want to go up a notch try a Seaton Submersive or JTR Captivator!
It's a niche sub for someone who is very limited on space such as under a desk or a wife that won't permit a "BIG" subwoofer... no she doesn't want ANY sub at all. So this is the compromise. poor guyoh I read the entire thread before I posted...
I just wouldn't call this little sub a "gem" of a sub at $200 no matter what use you had for it. The reality of how this compares to a true home theatre sub needs to be understood to protect some average joe who might buy it thinking it was a knockout "hot" deal.
I did this myself with a titanic 1200 and a o-audio 500watt amp in a ~2cu. ft. mdf sealed box. Great musical sub for sure.
True, but you dont feel as bad
Win....../thread
I have that very amp on pre-order for when they come back in stock. Planning to build a Tuba HT sub with it. I might need a team of draft horses to move it around, but oh boy will it sound good
I have that very amp on pre-order for when they come back in stock. Planning to build a Tuba HT sub with it. I might need a team of draft horses to move it around, but oh boy will it sound good
It's a fantastic amp. though it was a tad concerning that the box it arrived in was pretty lite. That's simply because it's a BASH amp... VERY efficient too.I have that very amp on pre-order for when they come back in stock. Planning to build a Tuba HT sub with it. I might need a team of draft horses to move it around, but oh boy will it sound good
It sure is a better buy if you have the room for it. My original intent on this thread was to post a cool deal on a tiny sub for tiny spaces. Not the best sub for ~$200. There are LOTS out there that are better then the on in the OP.