@UssjTrunks said:
The only catch with EVGA is they don't ship to Canada
Is that a recent change? The last time I checked (2017), they ship to Canada via UPS Worldwide Expedited.
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@rappingtrex4 said:
So when are they going to announce a Switch version? If Fortnite can run on mobile, it can certainly run on Switch.
Potentially when Nintendo Online launches in September.
@m3Boarder32 said:
@BassMan said:
The problem with bookshelf speakers (especially if they are located in a big room) is they lack in the mid bass due to lack of power and drivers. So, you have to over compensate with the subwoofer. This creates an unbalanced sound. You lose a lot of the tight kick/punch in the sound and you don't get the smooth, balanced, and full sound across the whole frequency range.
For the record, I also use bookshelf speakers, but I live in a condo and I can't go too crazy with my system.
my speakers play flat down to 70hz, and my subwoofer flat from 10-100hz.
My subwoofer crossover is set to 90hz.
I auditioned a dozen towers and bookshelves these bookshelves were my favorite at under 2k a pair.
There are drawbacks to that, but a lot also depends on the room setup and the equipment.
As for tower vs bookshelf, take the BMR Philharmonitor for example, it starts at $1,350/pr and offers useful bass down to 32 Hz.
For a bookshelf (albeit a larger one) it has some serious performance with an on-axis frequency response of 32 Hz - 20 Hz (+/- 2db).
One might even be hard pressed to find a tower speaker with this type of performance for under $2000~$3000.
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