noticed bose full volume aint so loud
04-21-2006, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by nismos14
They always said he took the short bus to school.
At least it was the bus and not me that was short. Looks like a couple more months and your niece will be your height.
Oh and on that note...
Literally. 
04-21-2006, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 6SpeedTA95
I'd also like mrBose to tell us why no Bose systems are THX certified...
yes.. the company who makes MICE(and very very good mice at that) makes speakers that are THX cert.
they were technically awefull. if you tweaked the EQ on the comp right you could make stuff 35 feet away rattle, but the bass was so punchy and muddy it made music hard to adjust the levels for.
sold them, now im using laptop speakers.
on topic: for what it is the bose in my 4th gen is pretty nice for what it is... a cheap stock system. but ive run into the fuzzy sound someone mentioned. i was hanging out in a parking lot with some friends messing around(this sounds so bad haha, it wasnt!!) and i was playing techno/trance in my car, and my speakers sounded like they were flopping around.. bass was so distorted i had to turn it down alot to get the volume high enough to hear with the doors open...
04-21-2006, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by evil_spork
my old logitech computer speakers were THX
yes.. the company who makes MICE(and very very good mice at that) makes speakers that are THX cert.
they were technically awefull. if you tweaked the EQ on the comp right you could make stuff 35 feet away rattle, but the bass was so punchy and muddy it made music hard to adjust the levels for.
sold them, now im using laptop speakers.
on topic: for what it is the bose in my 4th gen is pretty nice for what it is... a cheap stock system. but ive run into the fuzzy sound someone mentioned. i was hanging out in a parking lot with some friends messing around(this sounds so bad haha, it wasnt!!) and i was playing techno/trance in my car, and my speakers sounded like they were flopping around.. bass was so distorted i had to turn it down alot to get the volume high enough to hear with the doors open...
yes.. the company who makes MICE(and very very good mice at that) makes speakers that are THX cert.
they were technically awefull. if you tweaked the EQ on the comp right you could make stuff 35 feet away rattle, but the bass was so punchy and muddy it made music hard to adjust the levels for.
sold them, now im using laptop speakers.
on topic: for what it is the bose in my 4th gen is pretty nice for what it is... a cheap stock system. but ive run into the fuzzy sound someone mentioned. i was hanging out in a parking lot with some friends messing around(this sounds so bad haha, it wasnt!!) and i was playing techno/trance in my car, and my speakers sounded like they were flopping around.. bass was so distorted i had to turn it down alot to get the volume high enough to hear with the doors open...
04-22-2006, 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted by AscendantMax
altec lansing thx certified ftw. the altec set i have is more balanced than the klipsch promedia 2.1. sold the klipsch awhile back.
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