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In Reply to: RE: Cool posted by Paul Wilson on January 07, 2025 at 08:25:45
And not to be crass, but what was the price? I can't find anything on the internet about them.
Did you go with the SVS subs?
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north of $100k including subs given previous statement products.
His profile lists RELs.
As for subs, I still have REL G1 Mark II's. No longer made but still sound really great. I'm looking into whether or not I want to replace the subs. Maybe, maybe not. As far as I know, Sam will include a sub, probably an SVS model, with the purchase of a set of speakers. Since I have a stereo pair of subs already, I didn't need them nor were they ever discussed. Frankly, I'm still working on dialing the speakers in. I got them in early/mid December and almost immediately, the holidays and family visiting, going out of town, etc. So I'm really just still playing around with them.
As to the cost of the Grand Notes, I don't believe Sam has decided on a final retail price. I would not be surprised at something in the $100K neighborhood though.
But they sure are an amazing sounding speaker.
is a single sub always localizes itself in the real world. I think Duke LeJeune takes the best approach with The Swarm.
I use a pair of subs with the HT system and found that diagonal positioning works measureably better in my room and requires less corrective EQ to deal with room modes. Using Emotiva "virtual copper" eliminates signal cable and allows for greater placement freedom and experimentation.
Now that you have dipoles, you might consider more diffusion on front wall even though you have plenty of distance with which to experiment for smoothest bass. Looks like your placement is close to HP's "Rule of Thirds" as is mine. Your room benefits from non-parallel walls like mine but has an unfortunate even width vs length multiple. I completely lucked out with my 25x16 room providing a nearly Golden Ratio (or Fibonacci sequence) of 1.56 which offers nice linearity at the bottom. Third octave plot in gallery.
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