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my recent sound system has mtx 5i and two orion c2 104 subwoofers playing in stereo when I in the other room I can feel the bass more then hearing it

my recent sound system has mtx 5i and two orion c2 104 subwoofers and two Absolute PSEB10BLspeaker boxes playing in stereo

now my stereo system has 4 subwoofers 2 GRS subwoofers in the blue absolute speaker boxes and 2 psw10 speaker boxes with the marine grade power bass subwoofers now the sound is more detailed I can hear the pitter patter I never hear that before I never hear luigi mansion sound so powerful that game must have been intended for you to use a lot of large speakers

Wtf you really love sound systems. Posting for almost a decade, and majorally all about your audio hardware

Peter wrote: Wtf you really love sound systems. Posting for almost a decade, and majorally all about your audio hardware

its what we like i guess. also i don't use that Sony 5.1 sound system i had anymore. I use a Klipsch Soundbar system Now.

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Peter wrote: Wtf you really love sound systems. Posting for almost a decade, and majorally all about your audio hardware

its what we like i guess. also i don't use that Sony 5.1 sound system i had anymore. I use a Klipsch Soundbar system Now.

after I watch some of the goofy movie I notice the marine grade powerbass subwoofers was making the sound bad so I switched back to my two orion c2 102 subwoofers and the orion c2 sound mixes very well with my two GRS subwoofers when I press my finger to the orion c2 subwoofer it feels soft movement and I can hear the softness when I listening to it I was wondering why my sound system didn't sound anything like my 50 millimeter headphones now I know it because of the subwoofer has to have soft movement now my stereo system sounds like it has max bass

I never hear the tryno bass no 12 with that much low bass and the way I use my speakers the beat really comes out when I listen to the lucky charm quarter at night time actually I never hear that beat before and the beat from the green market quarter really comes out also

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now I use 2 subwoofers its the two GRS subwoofers in the two polk psw10 subwoofer boxes my mtx 5i and GRS subwoofers are connected to the A channel of my osd 50 watts stereo amplifier and I removed the tweeters and capacitors and I installed the gogroove sonaverse satellite speakers ah yes this is my best sound system

now my sound system has 2 GRS subwoofers installed inside 2 polk psw10 subwoofer boxes a pair of rockford 5.25 inch coaxial speakers installed inside a MTX 5i and I disconnected the tweeters and capacitors from the rockford coaxial speakers and MTX 5i and I use the boss tw-30 bullet tweeters the boss bullet tweeters sensitivity is 100 db and my other speakers sensitivity is 88 db I had to lower the boss bullet tweeters sensitivity to 88 db so it can work correctly with my other speakers the way I lower the sensitivity is I covered the tweeters by placing it face down on top of the bookshelf speaker until it had the same loudness as 88 db

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I have this going into this with this driving a pair of these on channel A and a pair of these on channel B.

Im planning to buy a 5.1 setup for the first time, i wonder how shenmue 2x would sound like on it since that has 5.1 support.

I gave a little insight about the surround sound in Shenmue II a while ago.

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