DIY is a reliable seller, however, he won't provide any warranty for MiniDSP or UMIK and he has mentioned that in his page too. I have even been to his Online shop directly once to get Umik, MiniDSP 2X4HD and some other accessories as his shop is in Chennai.
when people complain about lack of midbass, the culprit is poor placement or integration or improper setting most of the time. I have seen the difference that subwoofers can make when properly set and improperly set. Measurement tools are the key here. You at least need an UMIK-1 or similar calibrated microphone to know where the nulls are and peaks are. Nulls between 40 to 80 hz will result in poor midbass(cheast thump) and instruments such as Kickdrum will feel very weak.
Rythmik fv15hp turns my HT unit Sound amazing
Congrats. The sub is placed to close to the wall and hope you were able to calibrate it with no boomy bass notes
Yes close to wall calibrated two to four times to set no boomy ....my AVR x4200w
the drive hardly moves,is it the property of the Servo drivers?
Where did you procure the SVS isolation sound path feet? Will these fit the F12G model also?
Svs isolation feet from & subwoofer cable from us while using pb2000 bought it ..... it doesn’t fit my fv15hp need to change the bolt m8 to m10 make the isolation feet hole little big to fit m10 bolt
For cleaning purposenice clean setup
why are those front speakers on a pedestal ?
does it make the sound better if you place the front speakers off the floor ?
The SVS pads come with 3 different sets of screws in each package - M6-20mm (fits Rythmik F12/L12 and many other such subs), M8-20mm and 1/4-20mm (mainly for SVS subs). Even if your sub doesn't accommodate any of these 3 sizes, you can still use the pads as long as you can procure the screws separately on your own.
Agreed Also one more point that many of us set the crossover (say 80hz as recommended by THX ).But in case if u have a null say at 70 to 90 hz region ,then the integration of mains and subs will not be perfect in that case... With measurements these kind of issues can be solved.
Belden 1694A is a well regarded coaxial cable, typically used as a digital cable. I had the cable running between the digital transport and DAC, and seeing the benefits, i switched to 1694A for RCA analog interconnects too. They sound perfect for my liking. Only concern is that 1694A is a stiff and rigid cable and doesn't bend like normal interconnects.
