Posts by BeeMan458

Quote:Originally Posted by asere With music for sure it is tight And you know this because of your evaluation or due to software based room measurements and are you basing this on a single sitting position or on all the seated...

Quote:Originally Posted by LastButNotLeast Hoping you're able to find a solution. Besides another sub. Agreed. A simple solution is a far better solution then adding a forth subwoofer. FWIW, I'm still trying to find a "simple"...

Quote:Originally Posted by asere My wife says its boomy when bass is deep because of the high spl. I tell her it is not boomy and with deep bass you get pressure from high spl and room modes. Boomy is like a car with a bad sub that...

Quote:Originally Posted by LastButNotLeast I keep forgetting to ask: have you tried generating a tone at that frequency (around 40Hz, IIRC) and playing with the phase on one or more of the subs? Yes and yes. Separately and in...

Quote:Originally Posted by TeDeV do you personally use minidsp for your sub? Personally we have three subs going into an Anti-Mode, 8033S II and Audyssey, MultEQ XT. Due to REW measurements, I find myself wanting better control,...

Quote:Originally Posted by eljaycanuck What's the meat equivalent of horseradish? Oh, wait, I know: bacon! Bacon is passe to horseradish. Not meaning to seem argumentative, but there isn't a meat equivalent to horseradish. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by asere So one should be able to feel mid, upper bass and hear and feel deep bass depending on how loud it is? If you're sitting in the inevitable null created by a one subwoofer solution, that's not going...

Quote:Originally Posted by eljaycanuck As a vegetarian, I liken deep bass to Tofurky, and SPL to Vegenaise. I want both of them - and plenty of! - in my audio sandwich. Reads like I need an heaping big order of...

Quote:Originally Posted by asere So basically deep bass you feel it and high spls you hear it like when I mention pressure in the ears? The opposite, you feel SPL and hear soundwaves. In the case of deep base, without...

Quote:Originally Posted by asere On another note someone had mentioned that 'One can't hear "pressurization within the room" as a detrimental effect'. If this is correct then what would you call deep bass where your ears feel...