If you can go an extra 200 bucks you can get these: http://hsuresearch.com/products/uls15dualdrive.html . There is two of them an they are both wireless too! And they are supposed to go as low as 10Hz depending on room configuration.

If you want to test your sub in particular check out Cloverfield on blu-ray. It's a bad movie but LOTS of MASSIVE explosions.

I think drWho gets his numbers from the THX specification that the Ultra subs meet. [quote user="DrWho"] (extrapolating back from the THX spec) [/quote]

Here is the link I think Dr. Who is talking about: http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/subwoofer-tests/8144-subwoofer-tests-round-5-6th-october-2007-test-summary-read-me.html There is a lot of mumbo jumbo there and a lot of it just confuses me so take from it what you can. Here are the rests of the tests he has done as well: http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/subwoofer-tests/6011-subwoofer-tests-round-1-11th-september-2005-test-summary.html http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/subwoofer

Why did it take so long to put wireless transmitters on subs? Is there a reason why they haven't done it until now?

I think these are the ones he is talking about: http://hsuresearch.com/products/uls15.html

Try finding or, if your card has it, the digital outputs. I always found that the digital output sounded better for some reason.

I think he's picking his nose in the first one...

I have used Vista since the day it came out and before that I used the beta versions. The only problems I had where at the beginning when some companies didn't have working drivers for a few months. That is all fixed now and I havn't seen a blue screen ever on Vista. The only other problem I had was when I bought a new motherboard that turned out to be faulty. Vista does use a ton of resources to run but computers have become really cheap so that shouldn't be an excuse. Vista also comes

Good thing that fixed it. The last time my computer did that I had to buy a new motherboard.