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New member Username: MarvintoranPost Number: 1 Registered: Dec-19 | I've looked into the whole two subwoofers vs one debate and thinking of settling on two. In addition, I'm at a fork in the road as I'm also coming from studio type equipment and now looking to transition into listening only (though occasional DJing is still planned). I've read the multiple debates on the subwoofers issues (ported vs sealed, two vs one) and speakers (studio vs hifi) and curious to hear how others would position themselves if in my shoes and your experiences in similar situations. Current setup: Room: 15.5' x 19.6' x 8' - carpeted flooring Signal chain: Macbook Pro -USB> RME ADI-2 DAC fs -XLR> KRK 10s subwoofer -XLR> Adam T7V nearfield monitors. My KRK subwoofer is acting wonky so I've been considering replacing it with: Option A: 2x Rythmik L12s (however my current DAC will prevent me from setting it up as 2.2 - so I will need to change out some components or add in a crossover) Option B: 1x Rythmik F12G w/ XLR in and out add-on (with eventually adding in another F12G sometime in the future). or Selling my the T7Vs and starting over with more Hi-Fi centric equipment (I do have a PS Audio Sprout - but planning on using it for the bedroom/Vinyl room). Focus is on music listening (dont care much for Home Theater features) and mostly electronic music based (not necessarily EDM type). I'm willing to spend up to $1500 or so. If you were in my position, should I start over or continue to evolve the current setup? |
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New member Username: Toadu_buildersThousand Oaks, California, CA United States Post Number: 1 Registered: Jun-25 | Home additions in Thousand Oaks are a popular solution for residents looking to expand their living space without relocating. Given that many homes in this long-standing community were built decades ago, additions offer an opportunity to modernize, add extra bedrooms, larger kitchens, dedicated home offices, or even second stories to accommodate growing families or evolving needs. Numerous experienced contractors in Thousand Oaks and design-build firms in the Thousand Oaks area specialize in these projects, guiding homeowners through the entire process from initial planning and custom design to construction, ensuring the new space seamlessly integrates with the existing home while enhancing both functionality and property value. It's crucial for homeowners to understand the home addition Thousand Oaks cost, navigate the necessary home addition Thousand Oaks permits, and be aware of Thousand Oaks zoning laws before embarking on such a project. |