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Hobbies other than Comics

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Larryw7

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Home theater, classic movies on DVD/Blu-ray and movie memorabilia.
Same here, I love my Blu Rays! I'm about to buy a new sub for my Home theater. I have a choice of either PC12-NSD or VTF-15H

 

I have an Hsu subwoofer, it's excellent. Different(cheaper) model than the one you're looking into though.

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8milemax

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I used to be into home theater. I call it the money pit. Sold my SVS PC20-39 to a buddy and bought a SVS PB12+ ... I like the cyclinder subs better. Much easier room placement and you don't have a 140 lb. box sitting in your room.
How good does it sound?
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Low Grade Guy

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I used to be into home theater. I call it the money pit. Sold my SVS PC20-39 to a buddy and bought a SVS PB12+ ... I like the cyclinder subs better. Much easier room placement and you don't have a 140 lb. box sitting in your room.
How good does it sound?

 

I like it alot but if I had to do it all over again I would get some Polk Audio speakers (best bang for the buck IMO), a decent receiver, and stick with the cyclinder type sub and call it a day.

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8milemax

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I used to be into home theater. I call it the money pit. Sold my SVS PC20-39 to a buddy and bought a SVS PB12+ ... I like the cyclinder subs better. Much easier room placement and you don't have a 140 lb. box sitting in your room.
How good does it sound?

 

I like it alot but if I had to do it all over again I would get some Polk Audio speakers (best bang for the buck IMO), a decent receiver, and stick with the cyclinder type sub and call it a day.

Polk are really nice speakers for the price, if I had to do it over again I would do the same, I bought Monitor Audio speakers that cost me a enough and I had to buy a external amp to push them because they are 4 ohm speakers but they sound fantastic :)
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I used to be into home theater. I call it the money pit. Sold my SVS PC20-39 to a buddy and bought a SVS PB12+ ... I like the cyclinder subs better. Much easier room placement and you don't have a 140 lb. box sitting in your room.
How good does it sound?

 

I like it alot but if I had to do it all over again I would get some Polk Audio speakers (best bang for the buck IMO), a decent receiver, and stick with the cyclinder type sub and call it a day.

Polk are really nice speakers for the price, if I had to do it over again I would do the same, I bought Monitor Audio speakers that cost me a enough and I had to buy a external amp to push them because they are 4 ohm speakers but they sound fantastic :)

 

Yeah I used to run Anthem, Rotel seperates a long time ago... now I just run a dedicated amp for my front speakers and let the receiver do the rest of the work.

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