Posts by StanGeek

Quote:Originally Posted by Jon S Your seating position is in a null or dead spot... You should move the subs around to find a position to overcome the dead spot... Usually, one sub should be in a corner and the other sub should be...

Quote:Originally Posted by Chriscorv58 Turn one sub off and power one on with phase set to 0. Is there more bass? I tried that test and the bass was the same with either sub on with the phase set to 0. So, at least I confirmed that...

Quote:Originally Posted by KidHorn I agree with the suggestion to walk around the room and see if the bass is good anywhere. If it is, then you have a bad placement issue and should move the subs, otherwise, you may just need to...

Quote:Originally Posted by Chriscorv58 it would require a phone call to svs and telling them your situation, next is pulling the amplifier and changing the connections internally. But before you do all this just see if its louder...

Quote:Originally Posted by mikepos No one has mentioned where your listening position is, is it near the middle of the room? Have you tried walking around to see how the bass varies, to make sure you're not sitting in a bass null? ...

Quote:Originally Posted by Chriscorv58 Try adjusting the phase of one subwoofer to 180 and leave the other at 0 play some test tones. If its louder with one with the phase control at 180 odds are one of your subs is wired reverse. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by DanL Plus 1 on that. If you have 2 PB-12 NSD in a room that size and have no base something is definitely not set right. Try the suggestions from the other posters and also give SVS a call they are very...

Quote:Originally Posted by Shadowdane If your AVR is setting the sub to -10db after Audyssey runs you probably have the gain set way too high the subwoofer's amp. When I first got my SVS PB10-NSD I had the gain set at 12:00...

Quote:Originally Posted by Chriscorv58 Have you tried turning one of the subs phase control to 180? Was there more bass ? Thanks for the suggestion. I have not gone all the way to 180, but have tried 90 to 100 and no real perceived...

Quote:Originally Posted by BeeMan458 Have you taken the time to obtain a room analyzing program? Without one of these, regarding subwoofer placement and control settings, you're guessing as it's quite possible you have some bass...