Tuba 30 standard sizes availiable

[Bruce Weldy]

what does Recorder music review mean?

Yeah, I actually thought about that....but kinda' doubted there would be much need for a subwoofer at all .....

[Bill Fitzmaurice]

There would if the recorder was seven feet long.

[Seth]

There is such a thing as a Contrabass Recorder...

[Bruce Weldy]

There would if the recorder was seven feet long.

Touche'!

[John W]

What I meant was that this is not a live format , sourcing will be mostly digital all genre

[Seth]

What I meant was that this is not a live format , sourcing will be mostly digital all genre

Digital and all genres is helpful. Is it important to you to reproduce content in the 20-30hz range, or are you good with getting down to the 40Hz range?

[Rich4349]

KINDA looks like Bill designed these Paetzolds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMeM8e-qo3M

[John W]

Sorry thought I had sent the reply, All music types mostly jazz & acid jazz and vocals, some Electronic, digital most of the time, some vinyl, review on recording quality

[Tom Smit]

KINDA looks like Bill designed these Paetzolds!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMeM8e-qo3M

$6'700 in Europe.

[Strange Kevin]

Hi John,

Welcome to the forum.
Your are essentially setting up a large listening room where you and possibly a handful of others will listen to Jazz and other genres of music for critical review. - correct?

Given this scenario, I believe the "Pro" speakers are overkill and not quite right for your setup.

For subs I'd look at the Table Tuba and THT (Tuba Home Theater)
They will go as low as you could want and are still plenty loud.
Especially if you're planning on building 2 of them.

I was testing out a Table Tuba in my shop yesterday 20 x 30 and it was rattling the garage door pretty good.


Have you considered the David's for you main speakers? I think they would be fantastic for your setup. I can't say enough good things about them. I absolutely love mine for stereo use.

Kevin