[judsonls]

Anyone have suggestions for equalizer settings? I listen to mostly Prog rock. I'm not overly impressed with the surround sound option.

[LambOfGod]

:rocks:

Originally Posted by judsonls

Anyone have suggestions for equalizer settings? I listen to mostly Prog rock. I'm not overly impressed with the surround sound option.

Dream Theater
Symphony X
Rhapsody
Beatles?????

Get 2-W3 JL Wedge 12"
1-500/1 JL Amp
2-300/2 JL Amps
4-Boston Pro Speakers

Turn it up very loud! Just Until you feel a little blood in your mouth.

[!Xoible]

i put theater than boost the bass a bit. the bass is kind of week if rock is what you listen to

[retlod]

Please do a for threads in the "Audio" section. There's a lot of info out there.

[judsonls]

Originally Posted by LambOfGod

:rocks:

Dream Theater
Symphony X
Rhapsody
Beatles?????

Get 2-W3 JL Wedge 12"
1-500/1 JL Amp
2-300/2 JL Amps
4-Boston Pro Speakers

Turn it up very loud! Just Until you feel a little blood in your mouth.

I play a lot of Dream Theater, Magic Pie, Symphony X, Transatlantic, Porcupine Tree, Opeth...you get the idea. I only play my music loud. There is no other way to listen. Just hope the system holds up.

[LambOfGod]

Originally Posted by judsonls

I play a lot of Dream Theater, Magic Pie, Symphony X, Transatlantic, Porcupine Tree, Opeth...you get the idea. I only play my music loud. There is no other way to listen. Just hope the system holds up.

I've seen Symphony X and Opeth and the rock. I've been listening to Symphony X for about 8 years now and seen them in Lansing, IL in 1999 I think at Prog Fest. I actually went to see Jag Panzer but Symphony X blew me away too so I've been rock'n to them ever since.

I seen Dream Theater a couple years ago when the opened for Megadeth and it was awesome. Fear Factory, Symphony X was also there. It was great. I think you should do any upgrade to your system. The stock system is "ok" but not great. There are a couple companies that are making devices that will integrate with your stock system and allow you to convert the signal for aftermarket use. I think Audio Control and JL make these systems. Check it out.

[judsonls]

Originally Posted by LambOfGod

I've seen Symphony X and Opeth and the rock. I've been listening to Symphony X for about 8 years now and seen them in Lansing, IL in 1999 I think at Prog Fest. I actually went to see Jag Panzer but Symphony X blew me away too so I've been rock'n to them ever since.

I seen Dream Theater a couple years ago when the opened for Megadeth and it was awesome. Fear Factory, Symphony X was also there. It was great. I think you should do any upgrade to your system. The stock system is "ok" but not great. There are a couple companies that are making devices that will integrate with your stock system and allow you to convert the signal for aftermarket use. I think Audio Control and JL make these systems. Check it out.

I'm ashamed to say that I have never seen DT, Symphony X or Opeth, especially since I listen to them a lot. I have seen Porcupine Tree 3 times in Boston. If you haven't listened to these guys before you need to start doing so. They posses a very original sound, though their earlier work is heavily influenced by Pink Floyd (not that there is anything wrong with that).
I can only imagine how good Paradise Lost or Blackwater Park sounds on your system. My ride is leased. Wouldn't pay for my to make those very nice upgrades you suggested.

[LambOfGod]

Symphony X in from your neck of the woods in NJ. You shouldn't have any problems finding a concert to attend. I'll check out Porcupine Tree 3. The name sounds cool.

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