A little larger than mine though Jim!
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Size isnât everything Mike, itâs the way you use it 
amazed that a sub is needed with 4x 18" woofers, would have thought that even those back loaded scoops should go down to 40Hz with very little roll off?
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4X15"
And they drop off higher than you would think, and fairly quickly.
Are they 15" if that SVS has a 16" those woofers look bigger
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They are 15" and fall off fairly quickly at 80hz.
Phew!
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Optical illusion, the GPA bass drivers in the Gotos have big surrounds, whereas the surround in the SVS is minimal.
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Also moved some artwork around to cover the ugly wall mounted skybox, sockets and wires where the previous owners had a telly.
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Is preamp toe-in a thing?
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Haha, the remote doesnât work quite so well if the pre isnât angled slightly towards the listening position 
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Turns out it is a thing after all!
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First world sweet-spot problems 
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The M7 will cure you of that sort of thing 
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Hopefully but not looking too good so far. I was really hopeful that the combo of Daveâs Coco built SIT and M7 would be the end-game amp. Unfortunately, with the SIT and M7 both having a lot of gain and the Goto horns being very sensitive, it was all too noisy/hummy and the volume control position for normal listening was about 5mm off the start position 
The SITs and M7 are currently back with Pete to figure it out 
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Interesting to see what you find Jim - I have an interesting sub incoming to my system next weekâŚ
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Good luck.
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How were the SIT with the Preda?
Better than the M7, but still noisy. This was reduced by connecting a temp wire from the outer sheath of the SITâs input to the chassis.
Also the sub didnât work with the M7 (driven from the M7âs spare outputs) . Pete says this is likely due to than impedance mismatch between the M7 and sub.
The sub has been working very well connected to the Predaâs spare outputs.
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