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  • ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE...
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Yeh it probably is a bit big for the area but it really does what I was after when looking along the lines of the soundbar path where I wanted louder but not noisier from the TV and then the ability to have the music channel going and wind it up a bit without it struggling and sounding terrible.

I think the sonos would of cut the mustard but when we did start lookig at "bigger" systems the quality and look definitely was there I suppose but it's so easy to spend 5k getting what you need vs what you want and I would say all you Audio blokes would agree with your already big systems 

 

Im glad the old boy got both subs as it's nicer to have that balanced aesthetics going on, I remember him unpacking everything when he bought it and he lasted about 10minuites before he took off to get the second sub as he had it similarly set up in their home theatre room.

 

loving the sound from a big system that's just ticking over because when you turn it up you can tell it's barely working but the sound fills the room amazingly :) 

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  • FREAKY
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yay thought this day would never come. far out hahah

 

I love the sound of surround over a sound bar. 

 

azza did you get rear speakers??? how are they mounted if so?

  • ...JD TUNING ADELAIDE...
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Yeh I got them all just haven't mounted them yet mate 

it's got a front centre and a rear centre to 

  • FREAKY
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ah cool what type? floor or wall type?

 

yer isnt the couch against the wall? interested to know how you mounting them. only because ive re arranged my room so now our couch is against a wall and trying to find a spot to put the rear speakers. mine are floor standing type. whereas before I had the rears 1m behind the couch. 

  • Bob the Freaking Builder
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Nah our couch is floating in the middle of the room as the entrance to our office is through big double doorway behind the couch

  • FREAKY
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ah well that's a good layout then for getting the rears in a good spot. 

  • Feeling the Love :-)
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Posted
ive re arranged my room so now our couch is against a wall and trying to find a spot to put the rear speakers.


Put mine both ends of the couch
Works ok, but thinking they need to be on stands so they are head height.

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  • FREAKY
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Posted

yep def need to be on stands!! mine are on stands at least. 

 

this is the downside of having a small unit. no separate family room or lounge room to set up properly. also the downside of being a poor mofo. 

  • less WHY; more WOT
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2 minutes ago, Ford Freak said:

poor mofo. 

#becausemarriedyoung xD

  • FREAKY
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I was 28 at the time. that too young?

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