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Really what I think I'm looking for is just deeper bass. thats what excited me about the REL subs that I found out about only hours ago via Reks' linkage: they are made to compliment full size speakers. I am happy with the sound coming from my Quads, but when listening to vinyl especially, I crave to hear those low, deep, visceral notes that I know lie deep within those grooves. I should have made this clear in the OP.

So it looks like I absolutely must get a REL sub to fill out the low low frequencies in my speaker system. The model I am immediately drawn towards is the T1, and I'd prefer to find one used. Does anyone have any suggestions or guidance they would like to offer in regards to these subs? EDIT: See also this thread

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reks, you're a genius. thanks for the link.

All my life, no popcorn has ever been fully acceptable to me. Suggest to me a popcorn that is acceptable. Greetings from the Sunny South! -postjack

for me, ewan mcgregor will always be marc renton.

Even though my 22Ls are fullsize, I still sometimes want more bass. Let me know how your subwoofer works out for you. But I know if I put a subwoofer in my tiny listening area I'll be bass fucked.

getting mine on monday. yay toys.

superbly written and very illuminating review, as always aerius. thanks for taking the time to share with us.

nice pics! i know snow is probably annoying to yall, but to me its so pretty. what can I say, I'm a southerner who should have been born in new england.

Another one: http://www.archive.org/details/ryanadams2006-10-17.sbd.flac16 10-17-06 Ludwigshafen, Germany.

Tell us how it is. I have to say the booklet inside the "Frozen Sea" LP boxed set was wonderful. Something about listening to the early Sigur Ros LPs and reading the story of their Iceland tour, complete with photographs in muted colors, was a stirring emotional experience. There is one picture/quote inside the book that I absolutely loved, I've been meaning to snap a photo of it to share with you all. I'll do that when I get home tonight.

that actually gave me a chuckle. here's a joke: If you goto a bakery, and they try to sell you day old baked goods, tell em 'what the fuck is this shit, just throw it out!'

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luckily the local symphony is doing Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto. Fun Valentine's date for me.

I SAID FORGIVE IT!!!

[MOVE]DON'T MIND IF AH DO!!!

pumpkin spice spice latte at harbucks. i've been drinking these for a couple months, and i can't stop. they took them off the menu, but the dude at harbucks says they have a ton of syrup in the back, and I'm the only one who drinks it. hopefully i'll have plenty of p-spice to get me through the cold rainy south alabama winter. because no p-spice and cold winter make postjack something something.

forgive the ignorant question, but is an m^3 the same as a mini^3?

What I have is a bone stock foobar with the APE plugin/DLL file. I also have lame.exe somewhere on my HD (for MP3 conversions). When I want to convert say a directory full of APE files, I just add that directory to the playlist. Then I select them all, right click, and there is a "convert to..." selection. In there is MP3, or WAV, or what-have-you. Choose a destination directory and foobar goes to work. This is very useful for converting FLAC to MP3. I keep my entire ripped music collection in FLAC on one harddrive, and MP3 on another (for use on the Shuffle and future iPhone). So I rip all my CDs in EAC to FLAC and put them in my "Music 2" directory. About once a month or so I dump the entire "Music 2" directory into the foobar playlist, and convert then all to 256kbps VBR LAME MP3, which I put in a temp directory called "asston of mp3s". Then I add those MP3s to my iTunes library (I have the box checked to automatically copy and organize MP3s added to the library). Then I delete all the MP3s out of the "asston of mp3s" directory, and move all the FLACs from the "Music 2" directory into my "Music 1" directory. Then the process begins again! Its a tidy system, I'm quite pleased with it.

9 if you count the one that just got sold on HF.

I'm pretty sure the HF-1 stays. Haj, if I decide to sell the serial numberless RS-1, I'll let you know.

yup, i know a girl who does this. but its cool because then i have cool pictures of me.