CHRIS Props your room looking like a black stallion. Your fabric on the door looks awesome . THE SUBS puts a smile on my face. SVS hook this man up! Maybe Perlisten can give you a good ol Demo units. Because the pure advertising kick back. Were all watching this like your family this journey has been awesome. Congrats buddy
A Bass Head constantly tweakin… You are an addict my friend😆😆😆. Your cinemaitis is incurable…. Keep living the dream. Your room is sheer awesomeness 😎😎😎😎😎
Amazing setup! Would love to see some compression testing to see how loud they can get. From what I've been reading online and in forums, the SI subs may be able to play a bit louder than Harbottle or Funks subs and drivers as they can be pushed further past their clean xmax limits, but as far as clean and low distortion subwoofer drivers are concerned, the drivers that both Funk and Harbottle use are hard to beat. There's a reason why their drivers cost alot more than the SI drivers.
Your room is slowly but surely becoming a blueprint my friend. Keep going until you feel everything you have is or as close to endgame as possible!!! Good move on switching the 18s’ to the SI HT18s’. I have two GSG Marty cubes with those exact same 18s’ and I believe they are underrated in the power because they shake my living room senselessly!!!
Hey man I just watched the video! Congrats on the new subs brother!! It’s always nice to be super happy with our purchases and spread the joy!! Looking forward to hanging out soon on a podcast and hopefully in person 🔊🔊🔊🔊
Omg! That spL curve is insane!! And it only being the 2 24”s and no other subs really says just how dynamic and amazing as these are! 🎉 Btw. The Harbottle subs come in 18” and 24” and are specs wise almost the same. I think the driver is different tho. But they are sealed also and play down to 5hz (if needed). But yeah, the C24L2 harbottle is like $11k US. 🎉 However they also have the C24L1 that has a little less power for like $7,000. The driver isn’t Carbon Fiber like these but they Harbottle does have built in DSP. 🎉. Just fyi I still love the ones you got tho!! 🎉
Those subs look amazing man! Love the theater 👍 I gotta say though….those Polk speakers gotta go. Any plans to get new speakers? If so, what are you looking at?
Those things are serious monsters! I think I’d focus on speakers next rather than adding more of them though. I feel like that would be much more of a difference maker at this point. Also, I am on record having posted not to buy that Emotiva. Now, I didn’t know they would create policies making them unsellable on the 2nd market, but they are just way too unreliable when it comes to this stuff.
@@Masterslessons I’m still trying to figure it all out. I do like triad and focal is good too. I’ll have to do it a little at the time for sure. 15 speakers is gonna cost a fortune.
@myhometheater7029 arc advises against that. Arc makes subs not able to be located. Mini dsp is a joke when you have 4 independent sub outs on the AVM. I go to theater conventions. But if you like the sound that is all that matters.
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS ARC Genesis is a DSP and a proprietary algorithm while MiniDSP is a DSP, which can be used as a tool to apply an algorithm. The number of people that can do better than ARC Genesis may be small but there are some. I’d love to see a test comparing subwoofer optimization results of ARC Genesis against the MiniDSP using the Multi Subwoofer Optimizer software. DSP is the fastest growing area of audio and it’s exciting to see improvements like ARC Genesis, Dirac ART, and Trinnov WaveForming. I’m also interested to know how well these DSPs handle below 20 and even 10 Hz. A customer with a pair of Mariana 18s had to get Trinnov to provide a fix after one of their updates caused problems at 10 Hz.
If you had one in the front and one in the back on opposite sides of the room....you would be surprised how much better it will sound. Right now your subwoofers are close enough that they are acting as one subwoofer. Upgrade scientifically
Not necessarily. He already has 2 DIY 18” subwoofers in the back though they are much less powerful but they are helping to provide more even bass in the room, which I believe you’re suggesting. Putting a powerful subwoofer like the Mariana 24 in the back near the couch will require it to be turned down greatly or it will be all that the listener on the couch hears. This is why I told Chris he doesn’t need 4 Mariana 24s but a pair of Mariana 24s and a pair of Mariana 18s in the back. We have many customers with just a pair of Mariana 18s so they are plenty powerful by themselves but it makes much more sense to put those in the back than greatly turn down a pair of Mariana 24s since they’d be so close to the couch.
No HPF necessary as sealed subwoofers roll off naturally and is one of the differences between ported or horn subwoofers that would need a HPF. The Mariana 18s are flat to 9 Hz in-room with room gain, while the Mariana 24s here are flat to 6 Hz in most rooms I’ve measured.
@@flyers10az in general I’d say sealed subwoofers shouldn’t need a HPF as there is a natural rolloff for sealed enclosures. However, you need to make sure the DSP isn’t trying to get extra output down low as that would take a lot of power and could burn up the voice coil if pushed too hard or with synthetic signals (sine waves) that may not allow the voice coil to cool itself sufficiently. But in general, a standard sealed subwoofer playing regular movies or music shouldn’t need a HPF.
Unfortunately we do not because of the weight and cost of freight shipping. We hope to continue to grow so we can one day offer international sales. Thanks for the interest.
Great setup enjoy it
CHRIS Props your room looking like a black stallion. Your fabric on the door looks awesome . THE SUBS puts a smile on my face. SVS hook this man up! Maybe Perlisten can give you a good ol Demo units. Because the pure advertising kick back. Were all watching this like your family this journey has been awesome. Congrats buddy
Thanks buddy
A Bass Head constantly tweakin… You are an addict my friend😆😆😆. Your cinemaitis is incurable…. Keep living the dream. Your room is sheer awesomeness 😎😎😎😎😎
Lmao. Thank you my friend.
Amazing setup! Would love to see some compression testing to see how loud they can get. From what I've been reading online and in forums, the SI subs may be able to play a bit louder than Harbottle or Funks subs and drivers as they can be pushed further past their clean xmax limits, but as far as clean and low distortion subwoofer drivers are concerned, the drivers that both Funk and Harbottle use are hard to beat. There's a reason why their drivers cost alot more than the SI drivers.
Hell yeah!! 🤙🏼
Your room is slowly but surely becoming a blueprint my friend. Keep going until you feel everything you have is or as close to endgame as possible!!! Good move on switching the 18s’ to the SI HT18s’. I have two GSG Marty cubes with those exact same 18s’ and I believe they are underrated in the power because they shake my living room senselessly!!!
Hey man I just watched the video! Congrats on the new subs brother!! It’s always nice to be super happy with our purchases and spread the joy!! Looking forward to hanging out soon on a podcast and hopefully in person 🔊🔊🔊🔊
@@Scott-Kat yes sir I’m ready to do that too.
Badass my friend. I'd be happy with those stereo integrity 18's. 😁👍
Room looks good 👍
Endgame subs buddy. Love that you mentioned Interstellar as well. Great movie to watch to reference levels lol.
Omg! That spL curve is insane!! And it only being the 2 24”s and no other subs really says just how dynamic and amazing as these are! 🎉
Btw. The Harbottle subs come in 18” and 24” and are specs wise almost the same. I think the driver is different tho. But they are sealed also and play down to 5hz (if needed). But yeah, the C24L2 harbottle is like $11k US. 🎉
However they also have the C24L1 that has a little less power for like $7,000. The driver isn’t Carbon Fiber like these but they Harbottle does have built in DSP. 🎉. Just fyi
I still love the ones you got tho!! 🎉
DSS are endgame subs for most. They’re no joke.
Those subs look amazing man!
Love the theater 👍
I gotta say though….those Polk speakers gotta go. Any plans to get new speakers? If so, what are you looking at?
Those things are serious monsters! I think I’d focus on speakers next rather than adding more of them though. I feel like that would be much more of a difference maker at this point. Also, I am on record having posted not to buy that Emotiva. Now, I didn’t know they would create policies making them unsellable on the 2nd market, but they are just way too unreliable when it comes to this stuff.
Why don't you get Jtr theater speakers. Left center and right
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS won’t fit in my room. They way too big.
Buddy are you eventually going the focal way due to space or what are your long term goal. I'm very interested @myhometheater7029
@@Masterslessons I’m still trying to figure it all out. I do like triad and focal is good too. I’ll have to do it a little at the time for sure. 15 speakers is gonna cost a fortune.
AWEsome!!!A good way to feel ur brain move - lol...
What happened to the Emotiva Processor you were using ?
@@ricky_duran3353 I’m trying to sell it.
@@myhometheater7029 Did you not like it? I might be interested in purchasing it from you.
Arc Genesis is fine for me. Try don't recommend REW for sub calibration
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS REW and mini dsp is perfect for multiple subs! I’d say it’s vital. 90% of home theaters have it!
@myhometheater7029 arc advises against that. Arc makes subs not able to be located. Mini dsp is a joke when you have 4 independent sub outs on the AVM. I go to theater conventions. But if you like the sound that is all that matters.
@@PIPERBOYWILLIAMS ARC Genesis is a DSP and a proprietary algorithm while MiniDSP is a DSP, which can be used as a tool to apply an algorithm. The number of people that can do better than ARC Genesis may be small but there are some. I’d love to see a test comparing subwoofer optimization results of ARC Genesis against the MiniDSP using the Multi Subwoofer Optimizer software. DSP is the fastest growing area of audio and it’s exciting to see improvements like ARC Genesis, Dirac ART, and Trinnov WaveForming. I’m also interested to know how well these DSPs handle below 20 and even 10 Hz. A customer with a pair of Mariana 18s had to get Trinnov to provide a fix after one of their updates caused problems at 10 Hz.
Nice subs.
Well technically, you can build these for around 3k diy.
Yeah... I was wondering about Stereo Integrity 24s
@@tonyfarr480 same driver, you just have to supply the box and amp.
@@bigjack79 Ok... GSG Audio Design it is
Long time subscriber, hell I remember the brown haired fellow that started this channel 😅I been told you stop fooling with those 18s!
@@iyona14granturismogt6gtspo7 that brown haired guy got old fast in the past 4+ years.
If you had one in the front and one in the back on opposite sides of the room....you would be surprised how much better it will sound. Right now your subwoofers are close enough that they are acting as one subwoofer. Upgrade scientifically
Not necessarily. He already has 2 DIY 18” subwoofers in the back though they are much less powerful but they are helping to provide more even bass in the room, which I believe you’re suggesting. Putting a powerful subwoofer like the Mariana 24 in the back near the couch will require it to be turned down greatly or it will be all that the listener on the couch hears. This is why I told Chris he doesn’t need 4 Mariana 24s but a pair of Mariana 24s and a pair of Mariana 18s in the back. We have many customers with just a pair of Mariana 18s so they are plenty powerful by themselves but it makes much more sense to put those in the back than greatly turn down a pair of Mariana 24s since they’d be so close to the couch.
What HPF did he set ? At 10hz or something higher?
No HPF necessary as sealed subwoofers roll off naturally and is one of the differences between ported or horn subwoofers that would need a HPF. The Mariana 18s are flat to 9 Hz in-room with room gain, while the Mariana 24s here are flat to 6 Hz in most rooms I’ve measured.
@@deepseasound7957 thanks. So any sealed sub wouldn't need a HPF then , correct? Like I have 3 21" sealed subs.
@@flyers10az in general I’d say sealed subwoofers shouldn’t need a HPF as there is a natural rolloff for sealed enclosures. However, you need to make sure the DSP isn’t trying to get extra output down low as that would take a lot of power and could burn up the voice coil if pushed too hard or with synthetic signals (sine waves) that may not allow the voice coil to cool itself sufficiently. But in general, a standard sealed subwoofer playing regular movies or music shouldn’t need a HPF.
@@deepseasound7957 thanks!
Does Deep Sea ship to Europe too?
@@yooJeno I’m sure they can. Email them and ask
Unfortunately we do not because of the weight and cost of freight shipping. We hope to continue to grow so we can one day offer international sales. Thanks for the interest.
Bass shakers allowed me to turn my subs down
I don’t have to turn mine down. They are performing well. My invitation is still open for you come check it out.
Bass shakers don't produce sound-like subs, the guy wants DBs. I have 7 15s and 2 12s in my home theater and I love it.
@@dvspot hell yeah brother!!!
Dang. Was hoping this was gonna be in 4K since I’m watching on my 75” Sony.
10hz 😮 😳 😱 !!!! Gat Damn!!
@@AeroDude73 yeah I shot it in 4k but I think when I saved it in CapCut it changed it to HD