Guys,

It's nice to see the old-timers coming back to post at the Saloon....

It appears internet-direct audio gear rules!

About 4 years ago, I though I was nuts to send, that little company av123, 2 grand for speakers I never heard before! Those Swan Diva are as beautiful rosewood today as back then...+ sound as good too..

I never had a sub, until last Dec, I picked up an Axiom EP500 from Canada...The bass that thing puts out during war of the worlds, required me to move the kitchen fishtanks to another part of the house...I see some guys have 2 or 4 of them, that's twisted!!!

Outlaw appears to be part of that same path!

Thanks Vince

All I can add is after auditioning a 990/7125 combo they should be flying out the warehouse compared to most offerings of slightly less or alot more.This was an outstanding combo and while I went another direction I still whole heartedly recommend the combo.I hate to think someone would buy an avr for $1 to $2k and not get close to this quality and sound for that same price range.Its also a crime that some seperate and avr units more than double the price can't outperform this combo.

A very impressive bunch to be sure offering the very best bang for the buck in audio,Good work Outlaws.

Gonk:
It affects the sub. It may affect the other trim but generally the sub is the one that could be way negative compared to the other speakers.

Neekos: Glad to hear there is another happy Outlaw 990 + Anthem MCA-50 owner out there.

I had some questions about sub levels and sub 2-CH offset and got some suggestions from customer support. Turn down the gain (volume) on the sub so the sub calibration level does not need to be so negative. Mine had been at -12 dB, and oddly enough -10 dB is what appears in the example in the manual, so this must not be unusual. I turned down the sub gain below its mid-level, which is what is suggested as the starting point, so the calibrated level is now only -5 dB.

Only 20 people in this forum? Hey, we've had 15 people post to this thread alone...

wolverine:
Agreed. Adjusting the sub gain is how I got my 990 to be calibrated correctly. My point is that this is NOT how the sub trim should work. I am actually setting my gain on my subs to a level not recommended by SVS.

Other pre/pros that I've had have let me adjust the gain to my liking and have the sub trim apply equally to all inputs.

I love my 990 but this issue is an annoyance.

Hey guys,

Add a 16th person to this thread ~8^) (990/7125/LFM1) and very happy about it. I'd like to fix one issue but maybe the problem is on the other sire (see new thread).

my credit card company trapped the 990 order due to 2 major purchases in 1 day (990+mca50 amp)....

always something,
Vince