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post 1462511033 09-16-2016, 07:53 AM
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post 1462512873 09-16-2016, 08:07 AM
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post 1462512893 09-16-2016, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy
Who's got the new thrad?
I can do it.
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post 1462513483 09-16-2016, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
While were on this topic, now that im out of an apt and can actually have a decent sound setup, is there a good entry level one? I am in NO WAY an audiophile, but it's amazing how chitty the sound is on my upper tier Samsung TV.
This series is what I went with after a lot of looking around on the audio/video forum. It is the "extreme budget" category if you will...the least expensive than the audiophiles will acknowledge. It's only about $350 regular price on Amazon to get the center channel and two floor speakers for the sides. There are also bookshelf speakers. I used floor speakers for the surrounds as well as the fronts.

https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-SP-FS...8&sr=8-1-fkmr0

Skip the subwoofer though...a good sub costs more. Like, the baseline audiophile approved starts at a minimum $500 last I checked, with a sweet spot at $800.

powersoundaudio xv15 or a SVS 2000 series.

Since this is the misc, I present to you...big black cylinder


If you don't know what style sub you want, you want a ported box or a ported cylinder, not a sealed box.

http://www.svsound.com/pages/subwoofers#2000-series

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post 1462514363 09-16-2016, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
This series is what I went with after a lot of looking around on the audio/video forum. It is the "extreme budget" category if you will...the least expensive than the audiophiles will acknowledge.

https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-SP-FS...8&sr=8-1-fkmr0

Skip the subwoofer though...a good sub costs more. Like, the baseline audiophile approved starts at a minimum $500 last I checked, with a sweet spot at $800.

powersoundaudio xv15 or a SVS 2000 series.

Since this is the misc, I present to you...big black cylinder

http://www.svsound.com/pages/subwoofers#2000-series

You really think it's worth skipping the sub? I was checking out those speakers. I can add in a sub later I suppose.

I'll need a receiver to run it all, the only one I have is anot early 80s onkyo my dad gave me that I use in the garage.
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
While were on this topic, now that im out of an apt and can actually have a decent sound setup, is there a good entry level one? I am in NO WAY an audiophile, but it's amazing how chitty the sound is on my upper tier Samsung TV.
just saw this on slickdeals. my whole setup is polk that I slowly pieced together with sale items from newegg, took me a little over a year. I like the way they sound so much rec polk for a good, budget not super crazy surround sound

http://slickdeals.net/f/9110179-polk...ing?src=sticky
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Aw jeez, I completely forgot I was drunk at a bar watching the Jets game last night and after looking at this thread, I made an offer on a Focal subwoofer on Ebay. The guy just accepted the offer so I guess I'll have two subs now. Never drink and Ebay.
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Originally Posted By jarryd2018
You really think it's worth skipping the sub? I was checking out those speakers. I can add in a sub later I suppose.

I'll need a receiver to run it all, the only one I have is anot early 80s onkyo my dad gave me that I use in the garage.
I mean I would not buythatsub. A worthwhile sub costs more. Something is better than nothing since basic economy floorspeakers powered by a standard receiver is going to offer effectively diddly below something like 120 hz (if that), but really, if you want legitimate low frequency extension, it's $500 or more for a new sub that is decent.

If you want to really slum it with the sub, one of the regulars is this from BIC

https://www.amazon.com/BIC-America-F...4035628&sr=8-1
post 1462515333 09-16-2016, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier
Aw jeez, I completely forgot I was drunk at a bar watching the Jets game last night and after looking at this thread, I put in an offer on a focal subwoofer on Ebay. The guy just accepted the offer so I guess I'll have two subs now.
That might be a good thing.

http://www.svsound.com/blogs/svs/75040195-why-go-dual

Quite fitting given your forum name, too
post 1462515353 09-16-2016, 08:21 AM
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[QUOTE=jarryd2018 post_id=1462514363]You really think it's worth skipping the sub? I was checking out those speakers. I can add in a sub later I suppose.

I'll need a receiver to run it all, the only one I have is anot early 80s onkyo my dad gave me that I use in the garage.[/QUOTE]Im wondering the same. See below. I would not be able to tell the diff between a $300 sub and a $500 sub.

[QUOTE=Farley1324 post_id=1462513483]This series is what I went with after a lot of looking around on the audio/video forum. It is the "extreme budget" category if you will...the least expensive than the audiophiles will acknowledge. It's only about $350 regular price on Amazon to get the center channel and two floor speakers for the sides. There are also bookshelf speakers. I used floor speakers for the surrounds as well as the fronts.

[URL=https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-SP-FS52-LR-Designed-standing-Loudspeaker/dp/B008NCD2S4/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1474034518&sr=8-1-fkmr0]https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-SP-FS...8&sr=8-1-fkmr0[/URL]

Skip the subwoofer though...a good sub costs more. Like, the baseline audiophile approved starts at a minimum $500 last I checked, with a sweet spot at $800.

powersoundaudio xv15 or a SVS 2000 series.

Since this is the misc, I present to you...big black cylinder


If you don't know what style sub you want, you want a ported box or a ported cylinder, not a sealed box.

[URL=http://www.svsound.com/pages/subwoofers#2000-series]http://www.svsound.com/pages/subwoofers#2000-series[/URL]

[img]http://www.areadvd.de/images/2015/03/SVS-PC-2000-Front-Seitlich3.jpg[/ig][/QUOTE]Nice. Like I said im not sure about surround with the way the room is setup. Couldn't hide wires well at all. Maybe add the sub at a later date? I remember I was even blown away when I buddy got a cheaper one. Just not obsessed with it I guess.

[QUOTE=YourGunShowTix post_id=1462512893]I can do it.
thirty minutes from this post, I will open it, you have until then to submit titles.[/QUOTE]Definitely use one of mine pls.



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post 1462515973 09-16-2016, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
I mean I would not buythatsub. A worthwhile sub costs more. Something is better than nothing since basic economy floorspeakers powered by a standard receiver is going to offer effectively diddly below something like 120 hz (if that), but really, if you want legitimate low frequency extension, it's $500 or more for a new sub that is decent.

If you want to really slum it with the sub, one of the regulars is this from BIC

https://www.amazon.com/BIC-America-F...4035628&sr=8-1
I will say, I'm no audiophile. I have a mild setup in my truck that I love and none of my friends have complained.

I'll shop around and find something that works for me. I think I'll modify the stuff I have and add in some floor speakers.
post 1462516003 09-16-2016, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
Nice. Like I said im not sure about surround with the way the room is setup. Couldn't hide wires well at all. Maybe add the sub at a later date? I remember I was even blown away when I buddy got a cheaper one. Just not obsessed with it I guess.
Consider those Pioneer speakers with just the center and two floors for the sides, and the BIC F12 that's $213 listed right above this.

You will need an AVR (receiver) though. Yamaha, Denon, and Pioneer are probably the big 3 year, though there are a lot of others that make them as well. Probably figure $250-$400 for a decent enough 5.1 capable receiver from a mjaor manufacturer.

These kinds of things go on sale from time to time though if you really look around. The big box electronics stores, walmarts, newegg, amazon, etc, lots of competition for your money.


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Originally Posted By jarryd2018
I will say, I'm no audiophile. I have a mild setup in my truck that I love and none of my friends have complained.

I'll shop around and find something that works for me. I think I'll modify the stuff I have and add in some floor speakers.
I used to have a little polk 12" sub, for years. I liked it. Then I got the BIC F12...solid upgrade, really liked it.

Then I got an SVS PB2000 and I can't help but chuckle at how terrible those other two were. Movies are simply not the same, nor music. Getting usable legitimate output down to 20hz or less is amazing (the SVS is rated +/- 3db down to 17hz). A lot of the mass market less expensive subs might get you like 50hz...and with noticeably lower sound quality.

I sometimes legit have to pause or mute the TV to differentiate between it and actual thunderstorms approaching for example.
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post 1462516653 09-16-2016, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Consider those Pioneer speakers with just the center and two floors for the sides, and the BIC F12 that's $213 listed right above this.

You will need an AVR (receiver) though. Yamaha, Denon, and Pioneer are probably the big 3 year, though there are a lot of others that make them as well. Probably figure $250-$400 for a decent enough 5.1 capable receiver from a mjaor manufacturer.

These kinds of things go on sale from time to time though if you really look around. The big box electronics stores, walmarts, newegg, amazon, etc, lots of competition for your money.


Hit up unforgiv3n about this stuff, he's in the industry



I used to have a little polk 12" sub, for years. I liked it. Then I got the BIC F12...solid upgrade, really liked it.

Then I got an SVS PB2000 and I can't help but chuckle at how terrible those other two were. Movies are simply not the same, nor music. Getting usable legitimate output down to 20hz or less is amazing (the SVS is rated +/- 3db down to 17hz). A lot of the mass market less expensive subs might get you like 50hz...and with noticeably lower sound quality.

I sometimes legit have to pause or mute the TV to differentiate between it and actual thunderstorms approaching for example.
I'm gonna piece it all together a little at a time. It's not something I want to throw a ton of money at eighth now with the remodel and the car project. I just want to be able to hear what's going on if I'm on the other side of the room.
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Originally Posted By jarryd2018
I'm gonna piece it all together a little at a time. It's not something I want to throw a ton of money at eighth now with the remodel and the car project. I just want to be able to hear what's going on if I'm on the other side of the room.
with the remodel, just make sure you get quality wires that are rated for in wall use then you can add/replace speakers as desired - invest in banana plugs also
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post 1462517873 09-16-2016, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
That might be a good thing.

http://www.svsound.com/blogs/svs/75040195-why-go-dual

Quite fitting given your forum name, too
Yeah it definitely won't go to waste. I have a Pinnacle Baby Boomer because I liked my previous Pinnacle speaker setup. Now I have a set of Focals and wanted to get a matching sub for it before they were too hard to find. Although I've never been too worried about having a sub match the rest of the speakers.

The Pinnacle has two 8" speakers at 600 watts and the Focal has one 11" at 450 watts, so it will be a good match.
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier
Yeah it definitely won't go to waste. I have a Pinnacle Baby Boomer because I liked my previous Pinnacle speaker setup. Now I have a set of Focals and wanted to get a matching sub for it before they were too hard to find.Although I've never been too worried about having a sub match the rest of the speakers.

The Pinnacle has two 8" speakers at 600 watts and the Focal has one 11" at 450 watts, so it will be a good match.
Nor should you be

What matters is matching the front stage speakers, center and fronts/sides for most people, because voices
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
That's what I figured. It at least creates a moist environment (humidity is rarely above 50% up here anyway), but I figured it was much more adding "mass" to the kettle so temps are more stable. But it will be one of the deep tins anyway. My problem will be just that, leaving it alone. But it sounds like the snake method is terribly hard to phuck up. Just peep the temp and regulate as appropriate.

You guys even use meat therms?
Most people that take it seriously invest in one of those dual probe thermometers. I still have not picked one up. I should do that...
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Took yesterday off and hit up the range with a friend from out of town.

He's from NJ so his shooting options are apparently rather limited, he said he usually goes to PA to shoot. Anyways, yesterday was his first time shooting beyond 100y as well as shooting steel.

He got cocky about shooting out past 400 and decided to put some money on it... which I gladly took.
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier
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Brisket crew, where do you buy your meat and how much do you pay per pound?
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I only buy brisket at Costco or Sam's. It's been pricey lately at around $8/lb.
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+1 costco

can't remember the price tbh
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier
I only buy brisket at Costco or Sam's. It's been pricey lately at around $8/lb.
That's kind of the price I've been seeing too. At that point I feel like I should just buy prime rib when it's on sale at a pretty similar price.
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Originally Posted By DualRectifier
I only buy brisket at Costco or Sam's. It's been pricey lately at around $8/lb.
Reminds me I probably should get a BJ's membership.













































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To whomever the next starter is, the OP is too long and we may need to trim some stuff.
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dont put words in my mouth either you stupid little sh_t
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