thereckerdbraikr
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i live in us
can u link me now rofl
but yeha im leaning towards the one that you originally posted
can u link me now rofl
but yeha im leaning towards the one that you originally posted
speakers with REALLY sick bass?
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Bob Jeffery
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Is there anyone else that can help with the actual problem we are dealing with, not just recommending subs 
We are trying to figure out if he hooks the sub to the sub output and the front output to the z-2300s on the sound card will he still get bass on the z-2300s
We are trying to figure out if he hooks the sub to the sub output and the front output to the z-2300s on the sound card will he still get bass on the z-2300sYou've found out why HTiB stuff is cheap, one reason at least.
get receiver, connect spkrs & sub.
Pre-out is not needed unless you run an outboard amp.
Don't understand your system so I don't know if you can split the signal....amazon shows the unit gets it's power from sub, so seems impossible to me.
P.S. there is no such thing as a 'bass amp'
specs, or lack of, won't tell you which is better on low end subs
av123 $300 & some others for $150ish (you'd have to search)
get receiver, connect spkrs & sub.
Pre-out is not needed unless you run an outboard amp.
Don't understand your system so I don't know if you can split the signal....amazon shows the unit gets it's power from sub, so seems impossible to me.
P.S. there is no such thing as a 'bass amp'
specs, or lack of, won't tell you which is better on low end subs
av123 $300 & some others for $150ish (you'd have to search)
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Oh Totally the Logitech G-51 5.1 - hands down
EVEN THOUGH money would be better spent on decent home theatre speakers/subs etc - I decided in the shortterm to grab some speakers from the local online store and came across Notebook City (www.notebookcity.co.nz) which was selling the Logitech G-51 5.1 for like $NZ215 and considered it a cheap alternative - but I never realised how much base it produced for the price. Granted these are cheap comparisons to $2000+ home theatre solutions - but bang for your buck? Logitech G-51 hands down
EVEN THOUGH money would be better spent on decent home theatre speakers/subs etc - I decided in the shortterm to grab some speakers from the local online store and came across Notebook City (www.notebookcity.co.nz) which was selling the Logitech G-51 5.1 for like $NZ215 and considered it a cheap alternative - but I never realised how much base it produced for the price. Granted these are cheap comparisons to $2000+ home theatre solutions - but bang for your buck? Logitech G-51 hands down
Is there anyone else that can help with the actual problem we are dealing with, not just recommending subs
I apologize
(<- I have no idea what I put that smilie there 
)To use original speakers + the new "subs":
Buy 3.5mm Splitter ("Headphone Splitter")
Buy 3.5mm to RCA coverter
^ Both should run shipped less than $5.
Figure out how much you want to spend on the subs. And how loud you want to be. 3 main type of boxes (make an huge difference):
Ported, Sealed, Bandpass. Bandpass being the most... loudest, consisting of a sealed partition and a ported partition.
Then you start to look for the subs. Avoid brands such as: Pyrmid, Pyle, Radioshack, Dual, Roadmaster, VR3, if you intend for true "hard-hitting" bass.
Go into something more known, Kicker Competitions, MTX, JBL, JL Audio, Pioneer... even Kenwood is alright
Amplifier - Pricey, don't overpower your subs.
http://www.klipsch.com/products/details/promedia-2-1.aspx
check out the reviews at bottom of page..Klipsch has always been world class
check out the reviews at bottom of page..Klipsch has always been world class