Official Power Sound Audio Thread.

[jaredseahawks]

Originally Posted by Tom V.

We will almost certainly offer wood veneers at some point in the future. I'm just not sure when we'll be able to make that happen so I don't want to give anyone the impression it is "right around the corner" or anything like that.

The defining attribute for these speakers will likely by the efficiency for many. If you have heard any of the high efficiency JBLs that would be similar.

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

They do sound promising 🐣 i will keep my eye on them. They wouldn't work for my living room, since you wont have veneer options right away.

I will certainty keep them in my list for my big project.

[jaredseahawks]

Tom,
How would you compare the new HSU VTF-15H MK2 Subwoofer to your lineup. Comparing performance and price.

[Tom V.]

Originally Posted by jaredseahawks

Tom,
How would you compare the new HSU VTF-15H MK2 Subwoofer to your lineup. Comparing performance and price.

I bet it will be a very good value. I'd like to wait to see some independent measurements (ala Josh Ricci) before making specific comparisons. But everything hsu tends to be good values so I'm sure anything new will be as well..

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[deltadube]

not sure how I got spl this high..

is it from my xs15se subs?

cheers

[Tom V.]

Originally Posted by deltadube

not sure how I got spl this high..

is it from my xs15se subs?

cheers

That's not surprising. Remember too, inexpensive (<$100) SPL meters all tend to read anywhere from 2dB to 7dB low in the 20-80hz range. So 121 on the meter is probably more like 123-125dB actual.



The XS15se still seems to surprise folks even though it has been shown to provide an unparalleled price/performance per databass. It always feels good when something Made in America sets the bar for all the chinese made competition..


Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[deltadube]

Originally Posted by Tom V.

That's not surprising. Remember too, inexpensive (<$100) SPL meters all tend to read anywhere from 2dB to 7dB low in the 20-80hz range. So 121 on the meter is probably more like 123-125dB actual.



The XS15se still seems to surprise folks even though it has been shown to provide an unparalleled price/performance per databass. It always feels good when something Made in America sets the bar for all the chinese made competition..


Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

you think I could be sitting in a null Tom? I have no rew and stuff just dialed in with the spl meter and brown noise.. and sitting on my 13 inch risers im made in Canada though lol..



Bob

[theJman]

That was a good one Tom.

[CRAZYKAT]

It's my understanding that Jim/PSA is in the hospital, posted in the AVS forum.

Hoping you get better soon, Jim

My Thoughts and Prayers are with you.

[deltadube]

get well soon Jim!!!

[mdanderson]

Praying for you Jim. Get well soon.

[Tom V.]

Jim's good, he is at home, should be back to work(in a limited role) on Monday.


Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[Tom V.]

Heads-up,

We have a couple XV15se going up in the outlet center as soon as we have time to update the site. 5% off each(so $854 versus $899). If someone wanted both....let's call it $1550.

Same 5 year warranty, 30 audition, free shipping both ways, etc. Both look/perform like new.

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[Tom V.]

A couple pictures of the new Triax-18 and the (messy) office with the new speakers up front. You can't really tell but the MT110 center channel is tilted up about 10 degrees.

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

T-1818.jpg

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[deltadube]

sounds awesome Tom!!!

[timcat4843]

Originally Posted by Tom V.

A couple pictures of the new Triax-18 and the (messy) office with the new speakers up front.

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Any details about the Triax 18?

[Tom V.]

Originally Posted by timcat4843

Any details about the Triax 18?

It's really nothing special. Same outer dimensions as the original Triax, same 4000 watt amp. Triple 18" drivers. Sealed. The weight is now down to 158 pounds or so without grills. So it will be much easier for customers to move into position compared to the old 230(?) pound model.

Anything in particular you are curious about Timcat?

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[timcat4843]

Originally Posted by Tom V.

It's really nothing special. Same outer dimensions as the original Triax, same 4000 watt amp. Triple 18" drivers. Sealed. The weight is now down to 158 pounds or so without grills. So it will be much easier for customers to move into position compared to the old 230(?) pound model.

Anything in particular you are curious about Timcat?

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

Nope.
You pretty much supplied the info I was looking for.
Thanks.

[Joshjp]

Originally Posted by Tom V.

It's really nothing special. Same outer dimensions as the original Triax, same 4000 watt amp. Triple 18" drivers. Sealed. The weight is now down to 158 pounds or so without grills. So it will be much easier for customers to move into position compared to the old 230(?) pound model.

Anything in particular you are curious about Timcat?

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

Wow Tom looks nice, cant believe 3 18s are less weight then the 3 15s?, i just heard about Jim i hope he gets better soon. I hope the new Triax has a little more power like 2 to 3 db more?

[Tom V.]

Additional images here,

http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...tml#post965833

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio

[Tom V.]

Couple more shots of the new T-18s and about 18,000 watts of power ready for their wedding...

Tom V.
Power Sound Audio