Marcus Wright

Haha man yeah I just created it. After reading this book I was like I have to make a group for this lol.

No, haven't seen it yet. There's also another Ip Man film with Sammo Hung playing the title role. I made a thread about it a while back.

Subwoffer placement guide http://stinkray.tonidoid.com/wordpress/?p=101

Also are you willing to spend around $150 for a colour metre so you can do a proper video calibration?

It's just based on post count. I will get back to you about calibration i'm just a bit busy with exams atm. (ps: my bass shakers arrived and they are fantasticly fun, I think I still want some more power so shall probably get another 2 for a total of 400watts of power at 4ohms )

"you cannot save john connor!"

"watch me!"

H It's muddy not moody. If you want me to explain in more detail I am happy to I just find most people just give up before they start if I go to detailed. If you do i'm happy to explain further. Speaking on another note, have you calibrated your tv? Doing so usually makes a big difference (I'd prefer a budget display properly calibrated then a high end display uncalibrated).

Bieng in the corner will make a subwoffer more boomy, that means there will be more bass but less detail in the bass. Personally Iw ould always keep a subwoffer out of a corner. Exact placment for a subwoffer gets very technical though, so moving it to the other side of the tv should be more then enough given your HTIB).

Check out this link for speaker placement.
http://www.dolby.com/consumer/setup/...ide/index.html

Also make sure all speakers are an equal distance away from you main seating position and that all speaker wire is the same length.

Your HT needs some cable management and possibly better speaker placement, otherwise it is very nice. Didn't post this in your gallery as when I did it told me there where suddenly no photos and thus could not be left.

No problem!