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@@joshuad3 Thanks. I think it comes down to ability of the subs themselves but when you have multiple subs sharing the load they will usually benefit from low distortion and effortless because they are playing louder at the same relative volume. You gain 3db more in output just by stacking them and when you calibration them your going to level match to 75db. So at that point you can crank them up and get extremely tight, high spl without bottoming out.

@@nathaneldogo it’s depends on the application. Ported subs tends to play louder but are susceptible to chuffing/port noise when pushed too hard. They tend to roll off faster than sealed . I find that Sealed subs are easier to blend with speakers especially for music and seems to stay away from the mids. If your undecided you could opt for subs that come with port plus so you can tune them.

@ thanks 👍

You’re very welcome!

Svs sealed sub is good for music?

@ yep they are good for music. I prefer sealed subs in general since they typically blend well with music and does not interfere with mids in my experience.

I’m happy to report I don’t have any of those issues you experience. Also to clarify the stacks are grouped together via the sub1 and sub2 channels from my processor. They are daisy chained with the same channel LFE and are level matched and have the same time delay. I also have no issues with vibration and my house is not next to my neighbors house and in the 20 years I’ve never had anyone complain or have officers show up at my house. I definately have no standing wave issue as your not taken into account that my living room opens up to my kitchen dinning room and stair case that should be included in sqft as bass obviously doesn’t stay in one room. Also Bass frequency are unlikely to cause hearing loss. You are likely to get hearing loss from higher frequencies at high volumes for sustain periods. Also distortion will cause hearing loss at high volume vs a clean undistorted signal. I do not have any of the issues you described. Sorry to hear you are having negative experiences with your setup. Hope you can solve them that way you can enjoy your content. I appreciate your comments

@@damianjackson5055 Thanks for your comments and recommendations. I’ll definitely check out those two options. The expansion module sounds interesting.

@@ProfoundAV-123 It’s always a great game changer towards to closer to a Trinnov end game system

Thanks. I thought about dual quad stacks but would first I need to buy a ladder to hoist them up. lol and you can count me in as a weirdo who would try it as I’m always inclined to experiment. Thanks

@@ProfoundAV-123 That’s for sure…Probably two ladders and a second pair of hands! Those things are heeeaavy! 😆

@@thefunwasteoftime that’s for sure will need some help😂

Sound like a fantastic combo. The Bartok was on my short list when I was looking for a Dac. I’ll definitely check it out. Thanks

Yeah I agree. Maybe one day I’ll add the front height and hear how it sounds but from what I heard it’s best to add at least four like you said in which case I would need a new processor because I’m limited to only front heights when using wides.

Thank you

@@MEAREMLG Thanks for leaving a comment. It definately sounds amazing in person. I’ve been a fan of the Chord stuff since I bought the Hugo back in 2016. I love it so much that I bought the Chord Dave albeit it is at a much higher price point but worth every penny. HIFIRose is a new player in the highend streamer transport space and have taken the industry by storm. It is an exceptional streamer transport.

@@woohunter1 too funny😂

100% agree. Atmos is good but the bed layer is where it’s at and I think is the reason why I prefer IMAX over Dolby Cinema. IMAX is focused on dynamics and Dolby cinema leans more on 3D immersion. impact in terms of tactile bass in imax. My local Dolby cinema uses butt kickers in the seats comes across somewhat bloated vs slam.

Thanks for the kind words.

Thank you Very much.

@@FURognar Thanks for the tip. I take a look at my owners manual to confirm. Only issue for me is wides are a must have, so we’ll see and if I solve the issue I will report back

Yeah the Salamander is a well built unit and has a timeless design. Also I went with the stack look because I was intrigued with what the coupling effect of the subwoofers adding to overall performance. I’m also limited in subwoofer place which is why I went diagonal which measures well.

Thanks. I love this tv and have not had the urge to get another. Sony processing for pic quality has been amazing over the last decade so that my brand. I dread the day that the tv will start to shows signs of aging but thankfully it’s going strong after 9 years. Also the building speakers were the best but I could tell you because I have never used them for obvious reasons.

Thanks for the kind words

@80396 Thanks for comments. I talk about subject matters without rehearsing or limited editing. Hopefully you will continue to appreciate the authenticity. 🙏

Thanks for the comments. My wife enjoys the setup just as much so that makes life easy. lol. I know the difference between the conditioner and regenerator but have never used an ac regenerator in my setup. Stromtank is one that comes to mind.

@bobr9605 thanks for the comments. Atmos is only available if the movie soundtrack was mixed and encoded that way. Your speaker configuration also plays a part in how your processor maps and renders the Atmos . The minimum speaker configuration for Atmos is 7.1 so you don’t necessarily need to install heights to decode Atmos. I’m not using any height speakers and my processor still decodes Atmos since I meet the minimum speaker layout for the codec. I’m not sold on Atmos for music at the moment and perhaps it’s because the music were not originally recorded that way . I prefer the original stereo mix and I often times listen in multi channel stereo which mimics live event I also turn off room correction When listening to music as it does not sound natural to my ears. So I’m not in any rush to hear Atmos for music. Hope this helps

@@ProfoundAV-123 You do learn something every day. Thanks. My Marantz is a 7.1 Atmos But it is usually used on Pure Direct. My room is an acoustical mess and room correction on some recordings does help but multi-channel is only fine if I have it on for background. Luckily my speakers have great base because the pure direct feature cuts out the signal to the Sub. This hobby is maddening sometimes but a ton of fun.

Nope not single. Thanks for the comments

Thanks for checking out my system and recommendation.

Thanks for your comments. We do what we can with the available space we have. And we actually like the results😀

@@ProfoundAV-123 Me too.

Thank you. Appreciate you checking out my system.

Bro has subwoofers for his subwoofers.💀💀

Thanks. Let’s hope history repeats itself and 3D will make a come back like vinyl did.

I also have vinyl will never get rid of that.

Agreed. Vinyl for me is here to stay.

I have many TVs in my house and 3 of them were 3D and two of developed different picture issues but I refuse to get rid of them. I put them away in a closet in hopes that one day there will be a cheap solution to repair them. I also keep buying 3D versions of DVD movies to watch on the one TV that still works and in hopes that 3D will make a return where they can be used on a larger scale

@@geraldslonaker3289 Fingers crossed that your right and history repeat itself with 3D making come back.

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the support.

Thanks for the comments. Just so you are aware, Martin Logan speakers are less dependent on room treatment because they have a controlled dispersion pattern of 30 degrees horizontal which means you get less wall, ceiling’ and floor reflection versus dynamic driver speakers. Don’t forget furnishings also acts as acoustics properties. I also have an area rug too which helps. Believe or not but The stacked subwoofers also acts as active bass traps by virtue of stacking them in the corners😀

@@ProfoundAV-123I found out before that a room with to much treatment, is worse than a room that needs a little bit more.

@@woohunter1 That statement is correct. You can over treat a room to the point where it’s sounds dead and lack dynamics. Room treatment especially defusion is essentially causing high frequency roll off. The goal is to have balance.

@@eagle2D2 Thank you. Happy to hear your takeaway from the video.

does it really matter? it plays record's right? So you're happy over semantics? Record player makes more sense then turn table wouldn't you agree? If someone knew nothing about this device, explaining to that person by calling it a record player would be the most efficient way. Like a CD player, or a Cassette player, or a Blu-ray player, etc.

@@michael-4k4000 That’s a fair point.

@@michaelo3498 Thanks man. Appreciate the comments.

@@ProfoundAV-123 I can only imagine how much money you have in your set up… because I know how much I have in mine and doing it solo. KA-CHING!

Yeah def invested a lot of money but yolo. No regrets. 😀

@@D.L.W. Just under $300 per month. But that is also including running the central air in the summer.

​@@ProfoundAV-123much lower than I expected. I can't even imagine the bass pressurization. Well done, sir!

@@D.L.W. Thank you very much!

​@@ProfoundAV-123I like the fact that this is set up in your living room. A lot of people, myself included, don't have a dedicated theater room. My 7.3.4 sound system consists of 6 SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers (2 for the mains, 2 for the side channels, and 2 for the rears), an SVS Ultra Center speaker, 4 SVS Prime Elevation speakers ceiling mounted for Dolby Atmos, an SVS SB16-Ultra subwoofer in the rear and 2 SVS SB-3000 subwoofers up front. The system is powered by a Parasound Halo A52+ 5 channel amplifier powering the 5 bedlayer speakers and a Yamaha Aventage RX-A8A AVR powering the rear speakers and the 4 Prime Elevation speakers for Dolby Atmos. Dual AC Infinity AIRCOM T9's keep the amps cool, and all are connected to a Panamax M5400-PM Power Conditioner. The output power of this 14 speaker Living Room home theater system is 4,300 watts R.M.S.

@ProbeRoket Thanks for your comments. When I heard them the first time the impression was that I was listening to studio monitors. I’m sure the electronics played a part. I still get the studio vibe now in my current setup. They are uncolored’ natural sounding and transparent like studio monitor which makes them very revealing like studio monitors. I believe it’s the combo of the chord Dave and rs130 that adds to this and extremely holographic where sounds float in space. Not to say you should use them for monitoring. Just my impression. I Also like where they are about 3 feet from the back wall so won’t pull them out to impede the walkway. Hope your wife got over freaking out and appreciate them now.😀

Thanks. I’m committed to making more videos so stay tuned. Feel free to make suggestions on what you want to see.

@@bizmofunyuns6463 yeah i saw an interview with the trinnov COO talking about it and I believe he said it was a free upgrade.

lol. I hope they returned. As for rattling, I went through the entire space and eliminated any rattling including the closet, on wall art. I’ve never had rattling issues with the walls. As for the dog he’s gotten use to it now but back in the day should would take running to her crate. Lol

Thanks. I’m using a Harmony Elite now but sure

@@daniells71 Nice setup. I have always loved sealed even though you get more out from ported subs. To my ears sealed subs are easier to blend with music for some reason and I always felt that even though ported play louder they have a sharp rolloff at certain frequencies. I tried loving ported subs but kept going back to sealed. Just my taste. 😀

Yessir

@@Jcan4u thanks. As for the rear subs. I’ve tried with and without and preferred it being in the mix as it provides and mid bass kick that i like. It’s a 10 inch driver vs the other two which are 12 inches. The mid sub it getting both left and right signal. I don’t believe there is much coupling going on because it’s a smaller driver and and not necessary playing the same signal. There may be some couple perhaps as certain freqeuncies but not to the extent that one would think. True coupling would involve same driver size playing the same signal. The dual stack SVS subs are truly couple since meaning the three subs in the right from are coupled to each other and the rears stacks would be coupled to each other since the driver are the same and they are getting the same exact preout signal.

Thanks for the tip