SonOfSJ
Prominent Member
@Seriously Ltd Thank you for the clarification. Now, I just need my lottery numbers to come up!
Technically all from the same series but each one has to be purchased individually. My point is from my personal opinion you can buy a sub just as good for half the price. And then buy speakers (ideally all from the same series) with better sound quality and much lower bass response from a different company for less.I'm not sure why this matters when these speakers are part of a 5.1 system with a sub?
That makes sense, it's targeted at those people who can afford these easilyAgain we are also installing a Persona sub in a custom diamond white finish into a million £ London basement room as part of the media room that we have built. (Pictures coming next month)
They are also no compromise 2 channel speakers plus they have the active floorstanders.
They are very expensive indeed but do perform exceptionally well.
We recently specified a £48k 5.1 Persona system. There is a market for this type of product.
You would be surprisedYeah there is always a far market for such things like this but folks that do buy such things like these dont visit av forums and live in a tax free state or stay at a place close to the Arabian Sea...lol
You would be surprised
How low do you (a) want (b) does any subwoofer need - to go? I can't think of another subwoofer that goes below 10Hz apart from the soon-to-be-discontinued Paradigm Sub 2..The sensitivity and the dispersion are not up to the highest home theater standards and the sub doesnt really go below 10hz too.
How low do you (a) want (b) does any subwoofer need - to go? I can't think of another subwoofer that goes below 10Hz apart from the soon-to-be-discontinued Paradigm Sub 2.
I wonder how these would compare to Paradigm's own Martin Logan towers and subs. I haven't heard anything yet that I would upgrade to but these look interesting.
People endlessly go on about 'chest slam'
Deep Sea Sound 24,PSA S7201,JTR 4000 and others can do it all day long and there are plenty of movies with an ULF/tactile response content.Even the filtered 30hz soundtracks can be improved with the ever expanding library of BEQ profiles.How low do you (a) want (b) does any subwoofer need - to go? I can't think of another subwoofer that goes below 10Hz apart from the soon-to-be-discontinued Paradigm Sub 2.
They do and it always makes me raise a wry smile.
That would be a good example. And something like these guys . . .
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I attended an outdoor event a couple of years back, seriously impressive but the name of those escapes me
I'd argue that more importantly the mood of the movie is more controlled by 90% of midrange and if that's rubbish no amount of BEQ or any other ******y is going to fix it.
Why oh why does that b****x have to get a mention
The rig I last heard was ‘chest slam’
Apparently it's of critical importance that 5hz must blow your spleen off.
Apparently it's of critical importance that 5hz must blow your spleen off. If you really need more than 1 or 2 persona subs in a average sized room, well.. ok. But whatever it is will be the size of a fridge.