Star Trek: The Next Generation
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That is all. But seriously, I hook up all my pins to external subs and this one just sucks you into the atmosphere the best. You press the start button and the theme music starts with that deep peering bass that just reverberates in your chest... it's magical 
Quoted from Jean-Luc-Picard:Will be adding my Pro-Speakers this week Cant wait. You say External Sub. What kind of setup did you use?
Powered subwoofers. I have a Klipsh 10" wired into a selector for TZ, JD and STTNG (one side of my room). Basically, I just press a button and it switches to whatever game I am playing.
On the other side of the room I have a 800watt car amp powering a 12" infinity sub hooked up and powered by a computer power supply... it's loud. I had a Polk Audio 10" on that side but it was too weak for my taste so thought I'd try my car sub.
Might make a topic to about setting up multiple machines to a single Subwoofer via a selector since I think several people are under the assumption that they can only have 2 pins to one external sub (2 channels).
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