Home audio (subs)

So, thinking of ording one of these... If one is enough, great. If not, it'll let me test drive it.

Any of you know anything of this sub or the vendor (newaudiovideo)?

http://www.newaudiovideo.com/audio-...ipsch-r115sw-subwoofer-blackeach-p-10678.html

 

Those 15" are seriously loud man. How big of a room are you putting that thing in?

 

It's 18 x 28 with high ceiling and stained concrete floor. The room is going to be pretty acoustically live with no/little soft serfaces. I do want to feel it...

 

Here's the one I built couple years ago, JL W7 12", 1100 watt amp on back. Weighs 130lbs though. Stupid Loud!

 

4 eye fox in the background?

 

80's Firebird.

 

I dig the carbon fiber look

 

Smokey version?

 

Yeah, it was a customers. Was ok.

 

You guys had me wondering so I had to double check. My paradigm sub was designed and built in Canada

 

I've been interested in hearing a JL E-110 or 112. But no one near me carries JL Home Audio.

 

I didn't read the whole thread. Anybody out there build speakers? I've built several subs. My main's are an 18 inch raw frame from Northcreek Audio. Also build a Stryke 15"... they are now Acoustic Elegance. http://aespeakers.com/shop/ Both are way over kill.

My computer has a 8 inch SW; parts from Parts Express. More reasonable.

 

I know a few people who have owned JL and were pleased.

I've given this some thought becaus of $. I think I could get more sub if I did it myself...only concerned about the outcome as I know zero about putting it together.

 

You can start with a "kit". You don't have to swing for the fence the first time out. Once you start it can become another obsession like mods on a truck.

 

I picked up a definitive technology super cube 2000 a couple weeks ago, and really like it. It sounds great and blends with my b&w 683 s2 towers nicely.

 

Curious what op went with.
after research i was told the r115sw was not too great and was steered to svs. These opinions came from a klipsch forum even.