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Category Archives: DIY Audio
How to Properly Design a Subsonic Filter
I’ve got an old XEQ-2 active crossover made by EV that I’ve been using for the crossover on my subwoofer for my home theater. The one thing I always disliked about this EQ was the 30-Hz built-in high pass filter. … Continue reading
Netflix’s Watch Instantly Feature is an Instant Hit
I decided to join Netflix today after reading a lot of great things about their new “Watch Instantly” feature. They’ve got over 12,000 titles available for immediate download to your PC, or as the case may be, your Home Theater … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, DIY Audio, Internet
Tagged download, movies, netflix, watch instantly
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Audiopulse 12″ EPIC Subwoofer Project Showcase
I’ve been a big fan of TC Sounds drivers for over 15 years. They manufacture some of the beefiest, high-excursion drivers and passive radiators on the market. I was shocked to learn that they’ve filed for bankruptcy in spite of … Continue reading
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Tagged Audiopulse, bass, epic, home theater, part express, ported, sub, subwoofer
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Extreme Makeover: Bookshelf Speaker Edition
I finally finished a new pair of 2-way bookshelf speakers for my home theater, a project that started over two years ago. It was back in March of 2006 that I bought a pair of Dayton RS-150S-8 6″ Reference Series … Continue reading
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Tagged bookshelf, dayton, encore, parts express, reference, speaker
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Dayton Surround Sound Speaker Installation
I tackled the daunting task of installing a pair of surround sound speakers in my family room theater this morning. This is actually the second set of surround sound speakers I’ve put in our family room. Reason being, shortly after … Continue reading
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Tagged dayton, ES65C, in-ceiling, parts express, speakers, surround sound
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Audiopulse Epic Bookcase Sub Project Start
So I’ve started another sub project. My home theater has been without a sub ever since we moved a few years ago. I debated several ideas for the new house, everything from a small 8″ sub to a larger 12″ … Continue reading