Small active subwoofer

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cbmotorsport

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3,065 posts

118 months

Wednesday 20th November 2019
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mgv8 said:
I'm sure, unfortunately it's well over budget, and not particularly small! ;-)

karma mechanic

728 posts

122 months

Wednesday 20th November 2019
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The one on the right has got so much bass it has fallen over!

I've got one, they are great but hard to hide...

cbmotorsport

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3,065 posts

118 months

Monday 2nd December 2019
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Just to update. I bought REL T-Zero in the Black Friday sales, and I'm very pleased with it. It's a tiny little thing, but fills in nicely where the Q's give up.

Probably ideal for what I wanted.

Zato

324 posts

181 months

Tuesday 3rd December 2019
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This works really well for home cinema

https://www.richersounds.com/tv-home-cinema/subwoo...

paralla

3,535 posts

135 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Crackie said:
I din't know these existed but now I do it's a must have.

Pairing with a pair of ceiling speakers in the kitchen that powered by a Sonos Connect Amp, it conveniently has an RCA sub out.

This is small enough to go underneath the radar both in terms of cost and size. If I gradually increase the level very slowly from zero a little each day by Christmas day I can bang out the carols.

Some Guy

2,115 posts

91 months

cbmotorsport

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3,065 posts

118 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Some Guy said:
Every studio monitor I've ever heard has just been a bit soul less, as you would expect. Clinical, perfunctory and a bit dull. Yes I know they're not supposed to colour the sound in anyway, and the best ones don't, but that's why they're best left in the studio. I wouldn't choose to listen to a set for any length of time, none of them are an easy listen.

I've not heard these, so may be wrong, but that's my feeling on monitors.

Some Guy

2,115 posts

91 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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I know where you are coming from with that assessment. I do find the Adams quite easy to listen to. I have them on my PC and thery get used for music, TV and gaming quite a lot and arent fatiguing to listen to and often bring a smile as they are surprisingly good for such a small box. Definitely worth a listen if you can find somewhere close.

paralla

3,535 posts

135 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2020
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I got one of the Fostex ones for my kitchen. It integrates well with the washing machine, hand held vac and the Monitor Audio CP-CT165's.

It's position in the boiler cupboard unfortunately means there's a node at the kitchen sink where it gets a bit much but overall it's a great addition to the kitchen.

cbmotorsport

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3,065 posts

118 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2020
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paralla said:
I got one of the Fostex ones for my kitchen. It integrates well with the washing machine, hand held vac and the Monitor Audio CP-CT165's.

It's position in the boiler cupboard unfortunately means there's a node at the kitchen sink where it gets a bit much but overall it's a great addition to the kitchen.
Love this.

paralla

3,535 posts

135 months

Thursday 23rd January 2020
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Kitchen Subs are the new middle class must have, like Kitchen-Aid mixers used to be and Sousvied cookers are now.

aquarianone

498 posts

177 months

Thursday 23rd January 2020
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Naa mate, what you reeaallly want is the Zanussi Atmos 5.1.2 biggrin

The sounds just goes all around...


StescoG66

2,118 posts

143 months

Friday 24th January 2020
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Bit late to the party here, but Fyne Audio do an 8” active

take-good-care-of-the-forest-dewey

5,158 posts

55 months

Friday 24th January 2020
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StescoG66 said:
Bit late to the party here, but Fyne Audio do an 8” active
So does Anne summers.



Some Guy

2,115 posts

91 months

Thursday 30th January 2020
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take-good-care-of-the-forest-dewey said:
So does Anne summers.
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