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i'm more of a grunge rock guy... stone temple pilots, soundgarden, audioslave, alice in chains, nirvana

i also like third eye blind.... definitely a great band.

hell when turning a system i us one reference cd and that my friend is pink floyd dark side of the moon but to let a system pound anything and i mean anything PRODIGY. now play breathe through a system with two sets of apline comp type Rs in a isobaric clam shell box and you'll feel the filling in you teath being kick out on every singel bass hit [/img]

Anything off of Metallica's ....And Justice For All album hits like mad! I'm surprised that there doesn't seem to be more people who listen to hard rock on their systems. I've never been a big fan of rap/hiphop/techo/whatever, and lemme tell you the right double-kick from a drumset on properly tuned system will beat the snot out of a hiphop bassline. Don't believe me? Check out Dyer's Eve

manowar821 wrote:I LOVE classical music though, its amazing on a good sound system. Everyone should have ONE disk of it at-least.

Typically I use my favorites songs, but my 2 fav are the Star Wars Theme, but especially the Cantena Scene song.

Flashpoint2 wrote:Anything off of Metallica's ....And Justice For All album hits like mad! I'm surprised that there doesn't seem to be more people who listen to hard rock on their systems. I've never been a big fan of rap/hiphop/techo/whatever, and lemme tell you the right double-kick from a drumset on properly tuned system will beat the snot out of a hiphop bassline. Don't believe me? Check out Dyer's Eve

in a sealed enclosure anything slipknot has sweet double kicks as well

Lol yeah man, i enjoy Slipknot it's actually decent-sounding in my ported box, as well. Next box is gonna be sealed though.. gonna try and keep a bit of trunkspace this time