Posts by BeeMan458

A black base against a cherry veneer would be killer.

My suggestion would be to "start" with your front three and two subwoofers. Once this is up and running, add speakers and subwoofers as the budget allows. Other than not having more connections at the back of their AVR, nothing stops...

If using a three or four subwoofer system, this is not a consideration as what one is doing is controlling the conflicting output of their subwoofer system. In the end, using room measurements as one's guide, the goal is a subwoofer...

Never have understood where the fire is. Let the guy have his say and be done with it. I fail to see the controversy. Somewhere he'll find his middle ground and for him, it will be a valid position to take over that of one who thinks...

It's a synergistic mix. In my opinion, the center channel is the most important and then subwoofers. A decent set of bookshelf speakers, coupled with an AVR that has bass management, room measuring software and EQ capability, coupled...

Quote:Originally Posted by craig john Wow. I'd like to see those measurements. ---snip--- With a 70 Hz LPF, I would expect a significant impact from 55/60 Hz up, which is where I believe you were showing a problem with your most...

Quote:Originally Posted by sivadselim It's not really a "crossover"; it's a variable low-pass filter. And, yes, theoretically, it should be bypassed altogether (unfiltered), when possible, and if not, set to its maximum value, when...

Quote:Originally Posted by cel4145 One often has to make do with a limited budget, placement options, and the equipment one has. After a while, they'll get over it and start buying again. Give in and move the subs. Break down and...

There's a flaw in your subwoofer placement plan. Subwoofers tell you where they need to be placed, not the other way around. You can tell a subwoofer where to sit, but if it's not happy, it's going pout until you move it to a location...

Quote:Originally Posted by runcliffyrun Your null is at 45hz and your ceiling height is 12' right? It sounds like your room itself is causing your problems there. Thanks for the thought. It's a cathedral ceiling that grades from...