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I am using two Thiel towers which produce a warm sound that
envelopes the listener and can be unobtrusive in a small space. I also
use a 12” Definitive Super Cube III subwoofer, which, according to its
specs, goes down to 16 hz (32’ low C). “For a subwoofer to produce the
sound of 16 hz, you will need a room at least 6 meters in length.” (From
PeterB on the Hauptwerk forum.) Professional headphones can put you
at the console of one of these organs. Most speaker systems can only
put you in the room, if you are lucky.
13. A megastrip is needed to attach all of your plugs from the computer,
keyboards, pedalboard, toe controller, amplifier, light, etc. Check this
out.
http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtSeriesID=833&txtModel
ID=194 It fits conveniently right in front of the pedalboard. (It might be
helpful in placement of the organ to know that Tripp Lite 16 outlet strip comes
with a 15’ long cord.)
Helpful hint: Would you like to avoid a computer start up each time you
want to play? Have your computer become active immediately by just
touching the touch screen (or clicking the mouse or a key on the computer
keyboard.) Plug your computer into a separate outlet from all the rest of the
equipment. When you are not playing put the organ in Standby (In the
Start/Turn off Computer menu) and turn off the megastrip. All of your other
equipment will be turned off and the computer will remain on, but in standby
mode, ready to come to life when you turn on the strip and touch the screen.
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