Posts by asere

Quote:Originally Posted by BeeMan458 ... Good for you. I am not saying your wrong and I agree measurements tell you what is going on. I was just sharing my experience. Measurements or not our room gets pressurized. Wife can't stand...

Quote:Originally Posted by BeeMan458 As you publicly take me to task, what do your measurements show to be true and accurate for not only where you sit but where everybody else sits? Is your Home Theater a listening room of one or...

Quote:Originally Posted by BeeMan458 Not to be discouraging but personal experience suggests three XS15's as that's a lot of room to pressurize and have impact bass. Our room is 15'x22'x12' (cathedral ceiling) with openings into a...

I have two subs, the Kreisel and Hsu. I tried both at same time and they sound nice however I decided to just use the Kreisel because I feel it sounds a lot cleaner on its own.

Quote:Originally Posted by markus767 You would need to take measurements in order to see what's causing the effect. Maybe I am referring to the loudness how it is quite different from mid, upper, deep. Your ears know the difference...

Quote:Originally Posted by markus767 I still don't know what you mean by "feel the pressure". If one has a lot of subs that are really capable of moving a lot of air then pressure can be felt but this doesn't happen with just a...

Quote:Originally Posted by markus767 No, that's not what I'm saying. For a room to work as a pressure chamber (this is a requirement for room gain) below the lowest room mode, the room has to be airtight. Most rooms are not...

Quote:Originally Posted by markus767 Room modes create a stationary field of dips and peaks in the frequency response across the room. When the room doesn't provide a lot of damping the level can change drastically between points...

Quote:Originally Posted by Blu_One Nice - I need to get that BD soon.. but I wonder if this will be one that will get re-released on BD again as one of those new Mastered in 4K 1080p BDs ? They just did that with Battle LA, it's...

Quote:Originally Posted by markus767 You don't feel ear pressure "When lfe drops low 15". If you do then there's a constant pressure difference between your middle ear cavity and the atmosphere. What you probably mean is a level...