JL Audio Gotham V2 experiences.

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by Masterlu

Carl… you may want to double check your Gotham settings; I still see pictures on the wall.

Hehe. Thats why they are glued to the wall.

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by mchydro

Beautiful setup. Congratulations!

Thanks.

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by audiogear

360 lbs pale in comparison to each Fenice which nets over 650 lbs each. My back hurts just looking at this ultra end setup! Congrats on a super fine addition!

Thanks!

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by jfray

This is an amazing setup congrats! It must be on another level

Thanks!

[jfray]

I hate to say it because your room is incredible and I mean truly incredible………. but dual subs do equalize the room better. Not everyone agrees but I went from a G1 on one side of the room to two JL Audio 13.5” in wall subs and the dual subs do balance my room better. I have a small room but it sounds much much better now with the two subs. It’s overkill but the low end sound stage is back.

[Masterlu]

Originally Posted by jfray

I hate to say it because your room is incredible and I mean truly incredible………. but dual subs do equalize the room better. Not everyone agrees but I went from a G1 on one side of the room to two JL Audio 13.5” in wall subs and the dual subs do balance my room better. I have a small room but it sounds much much better now with the two subs. It’s overkill but the low end sound stage is back.

Josh is 100% correct, even with Gotham’s. Many years ago, I thought one Gotham in my Home Theater would be more than enough. Now both my Theaters have dual Gothams (rear) and dual F113’s (front).

Utopia!

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by jfray

I hate to say it because your room is incredible and I mean truly incredible………. but dual subs do equalize the room better. Not everyone agrees but I went from a G1 on one side of the room to two JL Audio 13.5” in wall subs and the dual subs do balance my room better. I have a small room but it sounds much much better now with the two subs. It’s overkill but the low end sound stage is back.

I have no doubt about that.
I think you can gain at least two factors.
1- Get the bass more evenly distributed in the room and.
2- Get more and better big unrestrained bass.

One question? Is it not harder to get the timing right, and the phase and other factors concerning optimication with the front stereo speakers?

[Apexorca]

Originally Posted by Masterlu

Josh is 100% correct, even with Gotham’s. Many years ago, I thought one Gotham in my Home Theater would be more than enough. Now both my Theaters have dual Gothams (rear) and dual F113’s (front).

Utopia!

That must be great!

[Masterlu]

Originally Posted by Apexorca

I have no doubt about that.
I think you can gain at least two factors.
1- Get the bass more evenly distributed in the room and.
2- Get more and better big unrestrained bass.

One question? Is it not harder to get the timing right, and the phase and other factors concerning optimication with the front stereo speakers?

It is super easy to integrate two Gotham’s. Make each a “Master” one for the left channel, the other for the right.

Then you can really “Rock the Casbah”

[jfray]

Originally Posted by Apexorca

I have no doubt about that.
I think you can gain at least two factors.
1- Get the bass more evenly distributed in the room and.
2- Get more and better big unrestrained bass.

One question? Is it not harder to get the timing right, and the phase and other factors concerning optimication with the front stereo speakers?

It’s fairly easy and in my system I use the MEN220 to integrate the JL’s with the Futuras for a seamless frequency response. I had help but I bet you can do it with amazing results