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Show us Videos of your systems! Let's see and hear them!

If you can't see my uploads, I think it must be a phone setting.

I haven't had any other complaints from AudioKarma members, on my uploads.

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It is not me doing it! Let's put it that way.
Sorry! Nothing personal towards you. It was just a suggestion. I had this issue several times when I first started posting on YouTube.

Are you able to link to other sites without the warning screen?

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Logged in on AK on my windows device I can see your inserted YouTube video

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Logged into AK on my phone, nothing. It is what it is there is nothing to do about it. It is a security thing.

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I just picked up a Mirage PS-8 8" sub on MP for 50 bucks along with a pair of Advent Marbls. It's a rebrand of the Energy XL-S8. Solid little sub with plenty of displacement.

This is just a quick n' dirty test, next time I'll break out my tascam mic so you can really hear everything.
 
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For reference for my curiosity, where is the volume set and how far back is the SPL meter?
Garry~
The Yamaha is set at -17.5 dB on this disk. Meter, on the table, is ~7-1/2 feet from the speakers. Camera at ~10 feet. I sit ~10-1/2 feet.

Meter is set at Fast Response, Linear Weighting. The Impulse (rather than Fast) Response (more of a Peak Response) is ~10 dB higher than the Fast Response on this cut.
 
The Yamaha is set at -17.5 dB on this disk. Meter, on the table, is ~7-1/2 feet from the speakers. Camera at ~10 feet. I sit ~10-1/2 feet.

Meter is set at Fast Response, Linear Weighting. The Impulse (rather than Fast) Response (more of a Peak Response) is ~10 dB higher than the Fast Response on this cut.
Thanks Tons! I'm going to test this myself, using same settings. Then see where I'm at to avg roughly 88db. Then do it again, when I get the chance to fire up my bi-amp system. This is the kind of stuff that I'm always interested in seeing. I never had the years all ya'll had in this hobby (so to speak). I was busy traveling for work and boating/fishing when I got home.

Garry~
 
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