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15" wide, Dayton DVC310-88 loaded, THT in action in an average-size living room.

Recorded with mains @ -16 dB REF and sub @ -10 dB REF.

Sounds great, sound is very nicely blended. Love the finish on your cab.

I like the way you put up vids of your system. It always shows variety, and dwells on each sample before moving on.

Interesting choice on demo mats....no Pulse?

You forgot to spec the cat on couch....

Loving the Panny receiver still...I had the lower model for a couple weeks before it took a dump on me. Sounded great when it worked.

Sounds very well integrated ... Nice build and nice setup. Part of me does miss the camera mic clipping bass overload How is it with music?

matt996 wrote:Part of me does miss the camera mic clipping bass overload...

Okay, okay...here we go, in all of its distorted glory.

Normally, I wouldn't make a video using an MP3 source because they sound so harsh to begin with, but I could not pass this one up!

Dude, sounds heavy!

+20 dB from flat on the sub, bumped the mains' HP up to 150 Hz.

And that's 'narrow' with a 12" driver? Holy shit I need to get one of these built... My list of 'to do' cabs is just getting longer.

Wow, that thing sounds evil! Thanks for posting

I had to read up on that subwoofer DSP box. It looks pretty subtle but is doing an impressive task.

http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/articl ... r?page=0,0

(+ a later edit) ...do the DEQ2496 and driverack PA+ essentially do the same also in the bass as well as the whole frequency range? I've read hi-fi ppl dissing the DEQ and DBX equipment due to audibly 'poor' ADC DAC conversion.

Video of the new living room and 5.1 arrangement. I slip in some close-ups of the THT during the final shot, but rest assured it's playing throughout the entire time of filming. A showcase of its "finer" side.

When I get around to it, I'll post another "bad-boy" montage of it tearing the house a new wormhole.

Showcasing a Crown K2 amplifier with some music in mono. THT Slim is once again providing all the bottom end.

Tossed this gear together rather quickly for the shoot, hence the cabling mess, odd placement, and cooked mic.

New AVR and blu-ray player enabled warrants a new recording. I give the room about one year and the THT slim will have the dry wall in its corner obliterated, just like the previous place. At 4V it'll rattle the picture frames on the walls 25 feet away, and I've never felt the desire to get tactile traducers as this thing simply warps the concrete under the sofa at 16V. There have been several times now where I honestly cannot believe a 12" driver is capable of doing what this thing can do. I mean all the math and calculations say so, but to actually experience this level of sheer performance for the last couple of years, is still pretty damn cool. Smiles every time.

If there's ever doubt to the capabilities of this design... THT Slim paving the way.