Thanks man and for sure not all of us have a dedicated space so we make the best out of what we have. Nothing wrong with that. And yes it sounds great and enjoy watching movies and listening to music very much in this space.
@@darendee5682 definately . I have a livingroom set up too and just got away with adding 2 atmos speakers to make it a 7.2.6 system . This guy is lucky to have the opportunity to bring the best equipment into his space . Thats what matters .
Sorry, but there is a line between „making the best out of what we have“ and putting an absolute insane amount of super expensive stuff into a living room, making it visually (sorry to say…) suuuuper ugly. There are thousands of great sounding options for a fraction of the costs you must have paid which won‘t make your living room look like hifi waste disposal..
@@marceln3107 Thanks for commenting and no need to be sorry as we are all entitled to our opinions. I live by the motto buy once cry once. Also no one has to like my setup but me and my family and we enjoy the heck out of it each and every time we watch movies and listen to music. You can certainly get great gear at different price points but I made my purchases based on what I love and not based on others opinion. I hope you do the same and thanks for your insight.
@@ProfoundAV-123 Knowing the effort, time and investment it takes to get to where your system is - absolutely - you deserve some High Fives! Please have a great day.
Awesome setup! Absolutely love what you’ve done with your space. Even though folks stack their subs all the time, you’re the first I’ve seen share the SVS SB16 stack on UA-cam. Definitely inspiring others and convinced me to do it as well. I’m the weirdo that’s gonna do the dual quad stack though. 😂
Thanks. I thought about dual quad stacks but would first I need to buy a ladder to hoist them up. lol and you can count me in as a weirdo who would try it as I’m always inclined to experiment. Thanks
@@ProfoundAV-123I like the fact that this is set up in your living room. A lot of people, myself included, don't have a dedicated theater room. My 7.3.4 sound system consists of 6 SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers (2 for the mains, 2 for the side channels, and 2 for the rears), an SVS Ultra Center speaker, 4 SVS Prime Elevation speakers ceiling mounted for Dolby Atmos, an SVS SB16-Ultra subwoofer in the rear and 2 SVS SB-3000 subwoofers up front. The system is powered by a Parasound Halo A52+ 5 channel amplifier powering the 5 bedlayer speakers and a Yamaha Aventage RX-A8A AVR powering the rear speakers and the 4 Prime Elevation speakers for Dolby Atmos. Dual AC Infinity AIRCOM T9's keep the amps cool, and all are connected to a Panamax M5400-PM Power Conditioner. The output power of this 14 speaker Living Room home theater system is 4,300 watts R.M.S.
does it really matter? it plays record's right? So you're happy over semantics? Record player makes more sense then turn table wouldn't you agree? If someone knew nothing about this device, explaining to that person by calling it a record player would be the most efficient way. Like a CD player, or a Cassette player, or a Blu-ray player, etc.
I have many TVs in my house and 3 of them were 3D and two of developed different picture issues but I refuse to get rid of them. I put them away in a closet in hopes that one day there will be a cheap solution to repair them. I also keep buying 3D versions of DVD movies to watch on the one TV that still works and in hopes that 3D will make a return where they can be used on a larger scale
like the video. Dude, I had that same TV, well perhaps the model before yours, mine was the Bravia XBR-65X900A, loved that tv. Had to give it away as it was not running well after about 7 years. But we got a lot of use out of it, probably like 5 hours a day on average if not more. The speakers are so good on it, the downside was you couldn't add a sub or surrounds to my tv and therefore they were only used till I got a surround sound system. Yes they are the best speakers ever on a TV, however, any decent surround system with a dedicated subwoofer should be better. So I stopped using the TV speakers and then I was like why do I even have this tv anymore, it had no apps except for Netflix and was incredibly slow year after year. It was incredible at the time. It still looks cool now.
Thanks. I love this tv and have not had the urge to get another. Sony processing for pic quality has been amazing over the last decade so that my brand. I dread the day that the tv will start to shows signs of aging but thankfully it’s going strong after 9 years. Also the building speakers were the best but I could tell you because I have never used them for obvious reasons.
lol, have the same Salamander rack as you too. You and I must have a lot in common lol. it's expensive, but holds up over time and still looks brand new after 15 plus years. Why do you have all those Subs stakcked? why not spread around the room?
Yeah the Salamander is a well built unit and has a timeless design. Also I went with the stack look because I was intrigued with what the coupling effect of the subwoofers adding to overall performance. I’m also limited in subwoofer place which is why I went diagonal which measures well.
Bruhh 💀. You, Sir, have a very generous and tolerant wife. Legendary setup!👀👌 Have you ever heard the difference between a power conditioner vs an AC regenerator?
Thanks for the comments. My wife enjoys the setup just as much so that makes life easy. lol. I know the difference between the conditioner and regenerator but have never used an ac regenerator in my setup. Stromtank is one that comes to mind.
Not sure why people use an external DAC to the receiver? Can you tell the difference on having separate DAC, vs a unit with an integrated DAC? I would think that would be hard to do. Would they be mostly for 2 channel?
@@tkcdac I can 1000% tell the difference in sounds quality with addition of a quality external Dac. I have two other external Dacs and there are difference between them. Also have a chord Hugo Dac and that sounds different from the Dave.
The fact that you can configure speakers to large means that it has purpose if you can find use for that configuration and it works then do your thing. Not everyone has their crossover point at 80 its a general rule but it's not a box. If persons have larger speakers that can be configured differently then why not. And yes bass can be localized so your set up should sound good but personally I'm not bassaholic but I do love good bass. Thanks for explaining I was wondering why so much subs but I get it the only thing I may have done differently is not have the one in the back that couples the left and right rears I would have kept them separated.
@@Jcan4u thanks. As for the rear subs. I’ve tried with and without and preferred it being in the mix as it provides and mid bass kick that i like. It’s a 10 inch driver vs the other two which are 12 inches. The mid sub it getting both left and right signal. I don’t believe there is much coupling going on because it’s a smaller driver and and not necessary playing the same signal. There may be some couple perhaps as certain freqeuncies but not to the extent that one would think. True coupling would involve same driver size playing the same signal. The dual stack SVS subs are truly couple since meaning the three subs in the right from are coupled to each other and the rears stacks would be coupled to each other since the driver are the same and they are getting the same exact preout signal.
Oh Lord. this is absolutely fantastic . My dream system. Your WAF must be super high . Excellent . Your neighbors must love you! Keep it up. Not sure it can get any better than this equipment wise can it ?
@@denniso9503 Thanks for commenting. My wife is differently my biggest support of my hobby. We both enjoy using the gear. My neighbors aren’t too close and have never gotten a complaint but maybe they thought it was thunder every time I watch movies..lol. In the hobby I can’t commit to never getting better because I always seem to find reasons to add something and this is decades in the making😂
Oh yeah!!! Well I hate your gear!! 🤔🤔🤔🤔 😂😂😂actually I want a line array of the SB16's 😩😩😩 Don't worry about negativity in comments, comes with the territory. Myself in a small 10'x10' room I run a 7.4.4 setup with dual SB13's and dual sealed 15" subs upfront and is it way overkill to use this much gear? In this small room? Probably 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ but it's also overkill putting on multiple thousands of dollar truck tires on because I "like the way it looks"?🙃🙃🤪🤪😂😂 #rockon
Nice equipment, but you stacked your 3 most powerful subs in one corner of the room and your other subs spread throughout the room are less capable. You would have a more even room response for bass if you strategically spread those SVS subs throughout the room.
@@LeeLee-fi7mx I love the stack look plus I’m limited in placement and is the reason why I went diagonal. Also stacking increases output by 6 to 9 db vs spreading them. The other subs roll off at 40hz and are not and were not intended to handle LFE. 🙏
@ProfoundAV-123 Gotcha, I once stacked my subwoofers when I was limited for space, and the output gain is significant. But after moving to a place with more space, I measured and placed my subs in optimal separate areas of the room, and it sounds so much better than stacked placement. Very consistent bass and frequency response in every listening position.
I'm pretty sure it sounds Amazing!!! But there's no way you're married??? I really don't know no woman that would allow their husband to do this to their living room. Don't you have a basement or a garage that can hold this equipment.
@@empire7179 Married 26 years strong and loves to watch movies together. Have a basement but mostly crawl space that is not suitable to live in. Also no garage. Life is too short to make things like this an issue. We have always loved movies and music and the living room works just fine. And your right it sound absolutely amazing to us. Thanks for your comments
@@carriesmith7843 Thanks for stating those facts. My wife enjoys watching movies in my setup but she was also adamant that I added a 5.1 in our bedroom so that she can watch movies there on occasion. She appreciates the difference a speaker system makes vs the tv speakers.
Some nice equipment but your real-estate does not help the the overall esthetic and performance. I invested in my equipment after I acquired the proper square footage and it made a huge difference. 45 x 35' Home theater with 18.3.4 surround setup.
We all take different paths in this hobby. I acquired a lot of my gear over many years and not all at once. I would love to have a dedicated theater but that is not in the cards in my home. With that being said my system sounds fantastic for movies and music
@@ProfoundAV-123 I guess different paths would be a PR way of putting it, but I would call it sacrifice. I Started collecting vintage audio in 1979 and haven't stopped. At some point I had to decide on slowing down on the hobby or acquiring the real Estate to continue. My priorities changed and I focused on a large dwelling (5000 SF) and now I can continue with my passion for Video and Audio and keep the Wife happy and entertained. You have a very nice system and all that matters is that your happy with it. All that I'm sharing is that I've been there and know the difference it makes when the proper real Estate is available, Esthetically or Sonically...
@@ProfoundAV-123 No one has to like your system except for YOU. I am sure you are enjoying every moment that you sit down and enjoy your system. Thank you for taking the time to share. Keep Pushing Forward
@@tonyfarr480 Appreciate your comments and absolutely happy to share as we are a community of like minded individuals and why I’m motivated to keep on keeping on. Cheers!
Gorgeous setup!
Thanks Youthman. I’m a huge fan of your channel and truly appreciate you checking out my setup.
@@ProfoundAV-123 Thank you for the kind words. Best wishes with your channel.
yo youthman 😃
The negative comments are not necessary. We work with the space we have. I also have a small space, and we make it work. I bet it sounds amazing Sir.
Thanks man and for sure not all of us have a dedicated space so we make the best out of what we have. Nothing wrong with that. And yes it sounds great and enjoy watching movies and listening to music very much in this space.
@@ProfoundAV-123 Same here!
@@darendee5682 definately . I have a livingroom set up too and just got away with adding 2 atmos speakers to make it a 7.2.6 system . This guy is lucky to have the opportunity to bring the best equipment into his space . Thats what matters .
Sorry, but there is a line between „making the best out of what we have“ and putting an absolute insane amount of super expensive stuff into a living room, making it visually (sorry to say…) suuuuper ugly.
There are thousands of great sounding options for a fraction of the costs you must have paid which won‘t make your living room look like hifi waste disposal..
@@marceln3107 Thanks for commenting and no need to be sorry as we are all entitled to our opinions. I live by the motto buy once cry once. Also no one has to like my setup but me and my family and we enjoy the heck out of it each and every time we watch movies and listen to music. You can certainly get great gear at different price points but I made my purchases based on what I love and not based on others opinion. I hope you do the same and thanks for your insight.
Nice setup!
Thanks!
Very nice set-up. Envious over here! I hope you enjoy the heck out of your room.
@@welderfixer Thanks appreciate the kind words
@@ProfoundAV-123 Knowing the effort, time and investment it takes to get to where your system is - absolutely - you deserve some High Fives!
Please have a great day.
Awesome setup! Absolutely love what you’ve done with your space. Even though folks stack their subs all the time, you’re the first I’ve seen share the SVS SB16 stack on UA-cam. Definitely inspiring others and convinced me to do it as well. I’m the weirdo that’s gonna do the dual quad stack though. 😂
Thanks. I thought about dual quad stacks but would first I need to buy a ladder to hoist them up. lol and you can count me in as a weirdo who would try it as I’m always inclined to experiment. Thanks
@@ProfoundAV-123 That’s for sure…Probably two ladders and a second pair of hands! Those things are heeeaavy! 😆
@@thefunwasteoftime that’s for sure will need some help😂
Grateful for our blessings. .Very nice setup, sir. Enjoy
Thanks for the kind words.
WOW!!! Very impressive system, congratulations!!! ❤
@@D.L.W. Thank you very much!
@@ProfoundAV-123I like the fact that this is set up in your living room. A lot of people, myself included, don't have a dedicated theater room. My 7.3.4 sound system consists of 6 SVS Ultra Bookshelf speakers (2 for the mains, 2 for the side channels, and 2 for the rears), an SVS Ultra Center speaker, 4 SVS Prime Elevation speakers ceiling mounted for Dolby Atmos, an SVS SB16-Ultra subwoofer in the rear and 2 SVS SB-3000 subwoofers up front. The system is powered by a Parasound Halo A52+ 5 channel amplifier powering the 5 bedlayer speakers and a Yamaha Aventage RX-A8A AVR powering the rear speakers and the 4 Prime Elevation speakers for Dolby Atmos. Dual AC Infinity AIRCOM T9's keep the amps cool, and all are connected to a Panamax M5400-PM Power Conditioner. The output power of this 14 speaker Living Room home theater system is 4,300 watts R.M.S.
Even the Godfather himself, Phil Fimple , would be in awe mate .Your set up rivals some of the best listening rooms out there.
Thanks for checking out my setup. I appreciate it.
Is that my JVC?!!!
You know you serious when you have a dedicated sub for your center channel! Nice build!
Thank you. Appreciate you checking out my system.
Bro has subwoofers for his subwoofers.💀💀
You have a great system. I'm wondering about how many dedicated breakers/outlets do you for all your gear,?
Thanks. I’m using seven outlets two breakers now. I’m considering some additional breakers in the future.
Nice set up. Keep the videos coming.
Out of the whole video, I’m most appreciative that you called the turntable a turntable and not a “record player”, thank you!
@@eagle2D2 Thank you. Happy to hear your takeaway from the video.
does it really matter? it plays record's right? So you're happy over semantics? Record player makes more sense then turn table wouldn't you agree? If someone knew nothing about this device, explaining to that person by calling it a record player would be the most efficient way. Like a CD player, or a Cassette player, or a Blu-ray player, etc.
@@michael-4k4000 That’s a fair point.
Reference Level System. Outstanding. Nicely Done.
@@ODUB2 Thank you very much. Means a lot to me to hear that.
Nice setup, as far as 3D goes I am with you. I want that niche to also come back, I love 3d
Thanks. Let’s hope history repeats itself and 3D will make a come back like vinyl did.
I also have vinyl will never get rid of that.
Agreed. Vinyl for me is here to stay.
I have many TVs in my house and 3 of them were 3D and two of developed different picture issues but I refuse to get rid of them. I put them away in a closet in hopes that one day there will be a cheap solution to repair them. I also keep buying 3D versions of DVD movies to watch on the one TV that still works and in hopes that 3D will make a return where they can be used on a larger scale
@@geraldslonaker3289 Fingers crossed that your right and history repeat itself with 3D making come back.
Beautiful your the man I love theses subs
Nice gear and walk through!
Thank you very much!!!!
Looks amazing
Thanks man!!
like the video. Dude, I had that same TV, well perhaps the model before yours, mine was the Bravia XBR-65X900A, loved that tv. Had to give it away as it was not running well after about 7 years. But we got a lot of use out of it, probably like 5 hours a day on average if not more. The speakers are so good on it, the downside was you couldn't add a sub or surrounds to my tv and therefore they were only used till I got a surround sound system. Yes they are the best speakers ever on a TV, however, any decent surround system with a dedicated subwoofer should be better. So I stopped using the TV speakers and then I was like why do I even have this tv anymore, it had no apps except for Netflix and was incredibly slow year after year. It was incredible at the time. It still looks cool now.
Thanks. I love this tv and have not had the urge to get another. Sony processing for pic quality has been amazing over the last decade so that my brand. I dread the day that the tv will start to shows signs of aging but thankfully it’s going strong after 9 years. Also the building speakers were the best but I could tell you because I have never used them for obvious reasons.
I miss these kind of home theater video.
Thanks. I’m committed to making more videos so stay tuned. Feel free to make suggestions on what you want to see.
Love this setup
Thank you Very much.
you should make a vid on why the subwoofers are connected in parallel and show us how you connected them
@@e4superfly Great video suggestion. I’ll definitely put that together and share the steps and reason why.
@@ProfoundAV-123 yes that would be very informative and cool 🔊🔊🔊🔊
lol, have the same Salamander rack as you too. You and I must have a lot in common lol. it's expensive, but holds up over time and still looks brand new after 15 plus years. Why do you have all those Subs stakcked? why not spread around the room?
Yeah the Salamander is a well built unit and has a timeless design. Also I went with the stack look because I was intrigued with what the coupling effect of the subwoofers adding to overall performance. I’m also limited in subwoofer place which is why I went diagonal which measures well.
Very impressive gear man.
Thank you for checking out my gear. Appreciate it very much!!!!
Bruhh 💀.
You, Sir, have a very generous and tolerant wife. Legendary setup!👀👌
Have you ever heard the difference between a power conditioner vs an AC regenerator?
Thanks for the comments. My wife enjoys the setup just as much so that makes life easy. lol. I know the difference between the conditioner and regenerator but have never used an ac regenerator in my setup. Stromtank is one that comes to mind.
Not sure why people use an external DAC to the receiver? Can you tell the difference on having separate DAC, vs a unit with an integrated DAC? I would think that would be hard to do.
Would they be mostly for 2 channel?
@@tkcdac I can 1000% tell the difference in sounds quality with addition of a quality external Dac. I have two other external Dacs and there are difference between them. Also have a chord Hugo Dac and that sounds different from the Dave.
The fact that you can configure speakers to large means that it has purpose if you can find use for that configuration and it works then do your thing. Not everyone has their crossover point at 80 its a general rule but it's not a box. If persons have larger speakers that can be configured differently then why not. And yes bass can be localized so your set up should sound good but personally I'm not bassaholic but I do love good bass. Thanks for explaining I was wondering why so much subs but I get it the only thing I may have done differently is not have the one in the back that couples the left and right rears I would have kept them separated.
@@Jcan4u thanks. As for the rear subs. I’ve tried with and without and preferred it being in the mix as it provides and mid bass kick that i like. It’s a 10 inch driver vs the other two which are 12 inches. The mid sub it getting both left and right signal. I don’t believe there is much coupling going on because it’s a smaller driver and and not necessary playing the same signal. There may be some couple perhaps as certain freqeuncies but not to the extent that one would think. True coupling would involve same driver size playing the same signal. The dual stack SVS subs are truly couple since meaning the three subs in the right from are coupled to each other and the rears stacks would be coupled to each other since the driver are the same and they are getting the same exact preout signal.
Oboy ! I agree with other comment you have made this so cluttered ! Pretty good gear !
I’m going for a look that’s more utilitarian rather than minimalist but thanks for the feedback.
Oh Lord. this is absolutely fantastic . My dream system. Your WAF must be super high . Excellent . Your neighbors must love you! Keep it up. Not sure it can get any better than this equipment wise can it ?
@@denniso9503 Thanks for commenting. My wife is differently my biggest support of my hobby. We both enjoy using the gear. My neighbors aren’t too close and have never gotten a complaint but maybe they thought it was thunder every time I watch movies..lol. In the hobby I can’t commit to never getting better because I always seem to find reasons to add something and this is decades in the making😂
All those subwoofers for a guy is the aural equivalent of having a big pair of balls.
Impressive, and they make the other guys jealous.
Lucky man
WoooW! 👍
Oh yeah!!! Well I hate your gear!! 🤔🤔🤔🤔 😂😂😂actually I want a line array of the SB16's 😩😩😩
Don't worry about negativity in comments, comes with the territory. Myself in a small 10'x10' room I run a 7.4.4 setup with dual SB13's and dual sealed 15" subs upfront and is it way overkill to use this much gear? In this small room? Probably 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ but it's also overkill putting on multiple thousands of dollar truck tires on because I "like the way it looks"?🙃🙃🤪🤪😂😂 #rockon
@@alwayspushing2031 Thanks and agree with everything you said. Would love to do quad stacks but that’s pushing it. 😀
Speakers for days
Nice equipment, but you stacked your 3 most powerful subs in one corner of the room and your other subs spread throughout the room are less capable. You would have a more even room response for bass if you strategically spread those SVS subs throughout the room.
@@LeeLee-fi7mx I love the stack look plus I’m limited in placement and is the reason why I went diagonal. Also stacking increases output by 6 to 9 db vs spreading them. The other subs roll off at 40hz and are not and were not intended to handle LFE. 🙏
@ProfoundAV-123 Gotcha, I once stacked my subwoofers when I was limited for space, and the output gain is significant. But after moving to a place with more space, I measured and placed my subs in optimal separate areas of the room, and it sounds so much better than stacked placement. Very consistent bass and frequency response in every listening position.
U have an impressive Rig! If it were mine, I’d change the subs to 15’s-18’s even better. You’d be surprised the next level ur system will reach! 13:42
Thanks for checking out my system and recommendation.
Too much clutter ruining the sound, overkill in your room. Nice kit though.
Thanks for your commentary
I'm pretty sure it sounds Amazing!!! But there's no way you're married??? I really don't know no woman that would allow their husband to do this to their living room. Don't you have a basement or a garage that can hold this equipment.
@@empire7179 Married 26 years strong and loves to watch movies together. Have a basement but mostly crawl space that is not suitable to live in. Also no garage. Life is too short to make things like this an issue. We have always loved movies and music and the living room works just fine. And your right it sound absolutely amazing to us. Thanks for your comments
All women aren’t the same. There’s quite a few of us who enjoy home theaters in whatever space they’re in.
@@carriesmith7843 Thanks for stating those facts. My wife enjoys watching movies in my setup but she was also adamant that I added a 5.1 in our bedroom so that she can watch movies there on occasion. She appreciates the difference a speaker system makes vs the tv speakers.
Permission is for people who lack authority. There was a 5.1 Dolby Digital Home Theater System in my living room growing up.
Love all the gear but invest in a bigger place lol your gear deserves to be show case in a better way I’m just saying lol 👍🏻
Thanks for the tip
Amazing system and equipment choice. Very expensive too.
Thank you. Many years to get to this point but well worth the journey like I’m sure you can relate to in this hobby. 😀
Some nice equipment but your real-estate does not help the the overall esthetic and performance. I invested in my equipment after I acquired the proper square footage and it made a huge difference. 45 x 35' Home theater with 18.3.4 surround setup.
We all take different paths in this hobby. I acquired a lot of my gear over many years and not all at once. I would love to have a dedicated theater but that is not in the cards in my home. With that being said my system sounds fantastic for movies and music
@@ProfoundAV-123 I guess different paths would be a PR way of putting it, but I would call it sacrifice. I Started collecting vintage audio in 1979 and haven't stopped. At some point I had to decide on slowing down on the hobby or acquiring the real Estate to continue. My priorities changed and I focused on a large dwelling (5000 SF) and now I can continue with my passion for Video and Audio and keep the Wife happy and entertained. You have a very nice system and all that matters is that your happy with it. All that I'm sharing is that I've been there and know the difference it makes when the proper real Estate is available, Esthetically or Sonically...
@@rogerdjs Happy to hear you found the space you needed to continue on with the hobby. Sounds like you are in a good place now. 😀
@@ProfoundAV-123 The apartment life sucked for enjoying Video and Audio like it was meant to be enjoyed...😄
Clutter and untreated room makes a lot of that stuff useless.
Thanks for your commentary.
@@ProfoundAV-123 No one has to like your system except for YOU. I am sure you are enjoying every moment that you sit down and enjoy your system. Thank you for taking the time to share. Keep Pushing Forward
@@tonyfarr480 Appreciate your comments and absolutely happy to share as we are a community of like minded individuals and why I’m motivated to keep on keeping on. Cheers!