"bassett" <bassett@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Terry D" <rodney.trustNOSPAM@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Alternatively, what do you think of this one - same make as my
>>>> speakers.
>>>>
>>>>
http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/products_moreinfo3/index.asp?product_id=2971
>>>>
>>>> Terry D.
>>>
>>> It's rubbish.. it's a well know scientific fact, you can't
get
>>> good bass from anything less then an 8 inch
>>> driver, that thing is only 6.5 inches.
>>> Good bass requires a large Driver / woofer, an eight inch unit
>>> would be minimum size. that's one reason there worth, what there
>>> worth.. But if your happy, so be it.
>>>
>>> But go down to a respectable Hi Fi store and let your ears be
>>> the judge.
>>>
>>>
>>> bassett
>>>
>> Thanks, I'll take your valuable advice, but my existing speakers
already
>> have 8" bass units, so will the addition of a subwoofer significantly
>> improve the bass, compared with simply increasing the bass control
and/or
>> adding loudness? I suspect the answer is yes! Fortunately, I have a
>> detached house!
>>
>> Terry D.
>
> If you've got good bass drivers , why not try Bi-amp'ing and
see
> how that sounds.
>
> Really all a sub will do in intensify the bass, and if you
> Bi-amp, with A / B channels on a stereo amp, your doing the
same
> thing.
>
>
My speakers have only one pair of connections, so I can't bi-amp. I think
I
will buy a subwoofer with at least an 8 inch unit - I reckon not much over
£100 if I shop around. Then again, I could go for the full 5.1 surround
sound to go with my To****ba 32" television. Are wireless back speakers
any
good, or will I have to lift floorboards yet again?
Terry D.
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