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This article discusses the author's experience reviewing Arendal Sound's flagship speaker system, which includes tower speakers, a center speaker, surround speakers, and a subwoofer. The author highlights the premium extras offered by Arendal, such as a 60-day in-home trial, free global shipping, discounted upgrades, and a warranty. The article praises the elegant and stylish design of the speakers and subwoofer, as well as the high-quality documentation provided by Arendal. The author mentions some difficulties with the subwoofer app but acknowledges its functionality and features. Overall, the author enjoyed reviewing the Arendal system and found it worth the effort. The Arendal 1723 speakers are praised for their ability to accurately reproduce the human voice and excel in reproducing music. The speakers are highly recommended for their sleek design, precision engineering, and detailed sound. [Extracted from the article]

On being effectively told to act on a whim, people might be interpreting a higher level of unconscious brain activity as their cue to press the button, says Kevin Mitchell, a geneticist and neuroscientist at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Features SUPPOSE you approach a fruit bowl overflowing with apples, oranges and bananas, all perfectly ripe. In fact, the latest argument against free will comes from Robert Sapolsky, a neuroscientist at Stanford University in California. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Motor Trend traces the history of electric motors in the automotive industry over the past 75 years. It highlights the initial lack of interest in electric cars, with the focus being on traditional engines. However, as concerns about oil crises and environmental impact grew, there was a renewed interest in electric vehicles. The article discusses various electric car models and prototypes, including the GM EV1 and the Tesla Roadster, and notes the increasing market share of electric vehicles in recent years. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Starke Sound SW15 subwoofer, highlighting its appearance, price, and performance. The subwoofer is described as visually generic but reasonably priced, with a small enclosure that is living room-friendly. The article also mentions the subwoofer's driver, its performance in movie tests, and its performance in music tests. Overall, the article concludes that the Starke Sound SW15 is a capable subwoofer that offers powerful bass without being obnoxious or overbearing. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides an overview of the Klipsch RP-1600SW subwoofer from the Reference Premier series. It highlights the subwoofer's features, such as its 16" driver and front slot port design. The article emphasizes the subwoofer's reliance on acoustic principles and its gold Cerametallic driver. It also discusses the subwoofer's performance at low volume and in movies, praising its ability to handle intense sound effects without distortion and maintain clarity in congested soundtracks. The article concludes by suggesting that the Klipsch Reference Premier line is a worthwhile option for those seeking high-quality audio. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews an art exhibition titled "FOR REAL" by Christopher Kulendran Thomas at Kunsthalle Zürich's upper gallery in Zurich, Switzerland.

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A Dream Theater song needs a great subwoofer to sound its best, and the RSL SpeedWoofer 12S was up to the task. The Verdict The SpeedWoofer 12S is a fantastic addition to the RSL family of products, it's a subwoofer that does it all. RSL SPEAKERS, by now most of you have heard of this company. [Extracted from the article]

Note that the 19" width is at its widest point, because the DS1200 is shaped like an isosceles trapezoid the front of the subwoofer is even slimmer at just 13.4". You can mitigate that to an extent with precision engineering, overbuilt drivers, powerful amplifiers and DSP tuning, all things ELAC includes with the DS1200. By attaching ELAC's optional AirX2 transmitter to your AVR you can connect up to 3 of subwoofers, meaning no ugly wires or placement restrictions. WHEN YOU hear the name ELAC, do you immediately think of subwoofers?. [Extracted from the article]

The article in "Choice" invites readers to share their experiences with products and services, both positive and negative, to help fellow members avoid pitfalls. One reader highlights discrepancies in product availability and pricing between online and in-store shopping at Coles. Another reader shares a positive experience with Posture Medic, praising their customer service for promptly replacing a broken item. The article also mentions issues with the quality of meat purchased from Coles, specifically regarding excessive fat content. Readers are encouraged to contact the publication with their own stories at yoursay@choice.com.au. [Extracted from the article]

Renowned for its statement electrostatic speakers, the company also offers a full line of traditional cabinet speakers, subwoofers, wireless systems, architectural speakers, soundbars, even discrete outdoor systems. Paired together the Motion speakers and BalancedForce subwoofer form a complete package, able to do just about anything you could want. The Motion speakers and BalancedForce subwoofer provide a very compelling option for the serious audiophile. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the architectural design of various establishments including Jaipur Rugs located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 13 Paix in Paris, France, and Skypeople in Beijing, China.

The article discusses the decline of personal genetics firm 23andMe and raises questions about whether genetic-based medicine has been overhyped. 23andMe, founded in 2006, aimed to provide genetic tests to the public, allowing individuals to learn about their ancestry and potential medical conditions. However, the company faced setbacks when the US Food and Drug Administration questioned the scientific support for its tests in 2013. While some individuals have found useful health information through genetic testing, the overall population-wide benefits have not yet been realized due to limited understanding of the human genome. Despite 23andMe's financial troubles, publicly funded genetic research is expanding, and there is hope that polygenic risk scores based on genetic data can be used to guide screening and treatment decisions in the future. [Extracted from the article]

INTRODUCTION ARENDAL, NOT a name many people know. Products that have achieved Ultra certification are seriously capable, an impressive accomplishment for speakers and subwoofers as small as these. Arendal makes extraordinary speakers and subwoofers; there's simply no other way to say it. I want to determine if Arendal had programmed their subwoofer protection mechanism such that the brutal opening sequence wouldn't cause any untoward reactions. [Extracted from the article]