New audio install
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From: North Augusta, SC
For what I paid, yes I'm very happy. The polks are a bit harsh, but I'm working with the EQ to fix that. The bass is pretty good for a cheap sub being driven on only a hand full of watts. The key now is just getting the EQ and crossover frequencies perfect.
I have commissioned NVTHIS to build me a custom cover with integrated grill for the sub. People steal audio equipment if they can see it around here so stealth is key.
Oh and the sound quality is infinitely better than the Bose. Even my wife noticed right away, and could identify that the positioning of the sound stage was much better. She is the kind of person who is excited to get a new pair of free ear buds when I get a new cell phone lol, so the fact she noticed is a very big thing.
If I did it again I think I'd get the better line of Polk components to get the smoother tweets, but I am far far from being unhappy
I have commissioned NVTHIS to build me a custom cover with integrated grill for the sub. People steal audio equipment if they can see it around here so stealth is key.
Oh and the sound quality is infinitely better than the Bose. Even my wife noticed right away, and could identify that the positioning of the sound stage was much better. She is the kind of person who is excited to get a new pair of free ear buds when I get a new cell phone lol, so the fact she noticed is a very big thing.
If I did it again I think I'd get the better line of Polk components to get the smoother tweets, but I am far far from being unhappy
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Joined: Oct 2011
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Indeed there is, it is currently on 0 db. I'm going to try and tune it with the EQ first, and if it can't get it I'll pop the panels off again and switch to -3 db.
