Recent content by climber07

I would be too. You're getting a duo of incredibly powerful and clean performing subs. I hope you have health and homeowners insurance for the beating you're about to be subjected to. I never even come close to maxing my single 7201 out without worrying about the windows and drywall.

Start your level calibration with the gain at minimum.

I always use bypass on the sub amp crossover and set the crossover on the AVR. That is recommended by Tom V. as well. I have the sub crossed at 100 Hz on my Onkyo 3009. This worked best with my speakers with no localization. Don't start off your calibration at noon or even 9 o'clock on the...

Congrats on the S7201 purchase. It'll knock your socks off for sure. My S7201 is corner loaded. I hope you have a lot of double-sided tape and felt pads for rattles. Some good homeowners insurance will help too.

That's a tough one. There are so many Oh My Gosh moments with this thing. Being able to re-watch every movie I have, regardless of the soundtrack's bass score, and being awestruck by the power, precision, and quality of the bass. It is literally a whole new experience. I would have to say...

I don't think my house could take it. The single S7201 is brutal as it is. I'm also not ready for another epic two hour sub moving up a flight of stairs adventure.

That's really cool. I'm fairly certain that the DIY home theater folks will naturally be drawn to the pro installer product line.

I've seen those on the Internet. Does PSA have a "Pro" site that advertised your professional product line? I'd love to see what all you guys are in to for professional sound products.

Thanks Sonnie. Knowing the previous products that Tom and Jim have created, I knew it was something special when I saw PSA announce it. Listening to it is otherworldly. I'm a happy camper. I'm two seconds from kicking my 8 year old son off of his Xbox One S Halo game so I can watch...

I am on a second floor. My theater room is over a three car garage and is 15.5'x28'x8', which is quite a bit of suspended floor to allow for TR. I'm not claiming that the S7201 provides as much TR as a quad 18" ported sub, but compared to the lesser ported subs I've had, it is heads and...

I'm still amazed at how powerful it is. The extension is crazy low and clean which causes the how to shake even when there is no audible output from the sub. This subwoofer also dismisses the debate over tactile response in ported versus sealed subs. I feel like I have transducers installed...