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post #511 of 564
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Originally Posted by Scott Simonian View Post

Eric, aren't you using a HPF on your LMS-U system? I thought I remember having a conversation about this back when you were building them. I tried to convince you not to use one but you were worried about damaging your drivers. That would certainly account for being 10dB down by 10hz with a system like yours.
I was using it for the first month or so but removed it since then. I double checked to make sure it was off after running the sweeps.
post #512 of 564
With the large opening you have on the right side of the room it is more than likely a room gain issue down low.

Your subs are insane and I bet sound better than 90% of the sub systems out there that measure flat to 5hz. It's like the hot girl who now thinks she's ugly because she has a small pimple on her thigh, mmmmmm, hot chicks with low self esteem, ohhhhhhh biggrin.gif
post #513 of 564
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With the large opening you have on the right side of the room it is more than likely a room gain issue down low.
Your subs are insane and I bet sound better than 90% of the sub systems out there that measure flat to 5hz. It's like the hot girl who now thinks she's ugly because she has a small pimple on her thigh, mmmmmm, hot chicks with low self esteem, ohhhhhhh biggrin.gif
I suppose that might be the case. I mean you heard my system before Mike, what ya think?? Think that OM response is right?? Only reason im second guessing it is because of the similar roll-off points other members seem to have, all while having different rooms and systems.

I love me some zits on thights!!!! MMmmmmmmm!!!! biggrin.gif
post #514 of 564
Hmm, The only room opening I have is to a very small hallway to an exterior door on the back of my theater, yet I still have the same issue. even room gain related, I wouldnt anticipate that big of a premature rolloff either. But like Edogg said, he can still shake everything a good bit even at 7hz
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With the large opening you have on the right side of the room it is more than likely a room gain issue down low.
Your subs are insane and I bet sound better than 90% of the sub systems out there that measure flat to 5hz. It's like the hot girl who now thinks she's ugly because she has a small pimple on her thigh, mmmmmm, hot chicks with low self esteem, ohhhhhhh biggrin.gif

Psssssst.... Speak for yourself MJ. I used to think Eric had a sexy system until I saw that massive 9Hz crater on it's face.

Hey, so am I reading the SMS point paper right? Sub-sonic filter set @ 5Hz for illustration purposes, but can be totally dis-engaged. Meaning no interference from the SMS, or the hardware limitations effect the signal below 5Hz regardless of the filter?
post #516 of 564
You have a killer system and the F-ing Irene scene as well as others we listened to convinced me of single digit subsonics. There are a lot of variables as to why the omnimic is showing the results it does, after hearing your system I personally wouldn't worry about it though. I do think a DCX2496 or better yet a minidsp will do a better job boosting down low than the SMS-1, they both have there learning curves though.

Watch out for popalock, he is trying to make a move on your system by telling it it's ugly and fat, I am sure he is telling it right now he can make it feel better though biggrin.gif
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Hmm, The only room opening I have is to a very small hallway to an exterior door on the back of my theater, yet I still have the same issue. even room gain related, I wouldnt anticipate that big of a premature rolloff either. But like Edogg said, he can still shake everything a good bit even at 7hz

Whatever the cause/issue may be - I'm willing to bet pretty much NOBODY on here could reliably differentiate between flat to ~10hz vs. flat to ~7hz. biggrin.gif At this point we're just talking numbers on paper for bragging rights.
post #518 of 564
Austin, you are correct. The electronics limitation would be what would end up hindering you on the sms-1, but even then, thecurve rolling off the least on that graph, is still what you would get with everything defeated.
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Whatever the cause/issue may be - I'm willing to bet pretty much NOBODY on here could reliably differentiate between flat to ~10hz vs. flat to ~7hz. biggrin.gif At this point we're just talking numbers on paper for bragging rights.

Eh, cept, now I am only flat to close 13hz or so. On paper. I just want flat to 10hz on my graph, and I will STFU cool.gif
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Eh, cept, now I am only flat to close 13hz or so. On paper. I just want flat to 10hz on my graph, and I will STFU cool.gif

Just for you - maybe we will do some 'blind' testing this weekend at the GTG. We will play a scene containing known ultra low stuff both with and without a 15hz HPF. biggrin.gif
post #521 of 564
In no uncertain terms a 15hz HPF will significantly diminish the impact of the bass. Ignoring the music I made that intentionally contains those freqs, I've got a number of songs from different artists that will also take a hit from a HPF at 15hz. I'm really psyched to hear a few track I know are going to be unreal.
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Just for you - maybe we will do some 'blind' testing this weekend at the GTG. We will play a scene containing known ultra low stuff both with and without a 15hz HPF. biggrin.gif
post #522 of 564
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But like Edogg said, he can still shake everything a good bit even at 7hz
Thats what has me confused. In my buddie's room with dual Submersives you can barely notice the 7hz bass drop on BASS I LOVE YOU. Yet in my room that note is most definitely there and causes all sorts of havoc. But according to OM our roll-off's are similar.
post #523 of 564
Perhaps at listening position/height those frequencies appear diminished in loudness, but that doesn't mean objects (like a wooden floor, a couch, ..) cannot be affected by them more strongly, as they're at different positions in the room than your LP.. Sorry if that doesn't make much sense, English is not my native language.
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Whatever the cause/issue may be - I'm willing to bet pretty much NOBODY on here could reliably differentiate between flat to ~10hz vs. flat to ~7hz. biggrin.gif At this point we're just talking numbers on paper for bragging rights.

+1
post #525 of 564
eric, you can pick up the dcx anytime. i need a favor to ask you if i can borrow the omnimic for a few hours to measure my sub.
post #526 of 564
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Psssssst.... Speak for yourself MJ. I used to think Eric had a sexy system until I saw that massive 9Hz crater on it's face.
Suck it Popa!!!! biggrin.gif

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There are a lot of variables as to why the omnimic is showing the results it does....... I do think a DCX2496 or better yet a minidsp will do a better job boosting down low than the SMS-1, they both have there learning curves though.
Like???........ Learning curve?? HA!!! Nothing a 6pk cant take care of right?? wink.gifbiggrin.gif

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Originally Posted by Gorilla83 View Post

Whatever the cause/issue may be - I'm willing to bet pretty much NOBODY on here could reliably differentiate between flat to ~10hz vs. flat to ~7hz. biggrin.gif At this point we're just talking numbers on paper for bragging rights.
But but, i wanna a straight pwetty little line. tongue.gif

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eric, you can pick up the dcx anytime. i need a favor to ask you if i can borrow the omnimic for a few hours to measure my sub.
Thanks man! As for the Omnimic, its actually not mine. It belongs to the member that sumoplexed that Submersive at your GTG. I aint messing withh that guy!! biggrin.gif
post #527 of 564
Hey man, how does the system sound and feel? I can say if you are happy with the overall "feel" and headroom, crank it!! Wish I was there to enjoy the ride.
post #528 of 564
is there any video or pictures of the GTG you are referring to?
post #529 of 564
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is there any video or pictures of the GTG you are referring to?
I think the guys posted some pics of it somewhere on the subwoofer forum,
post #530 of 564
When you have the LMS's at full tilt, do the surrounds dimple at excursion. I saw Ricci's LMS at pretty much full excursion and it really swings. It is hard to believe how much they push. I do not seem to push mine as hard. I am afraid to get to those levels, I guess.

Thanks,

Robert
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When you have the LMS's at full tilt, do the surrounds dimple at excursion. I saw Ricci's LMS at pretty much full excursion and it really swings. It is hard to believe how much they push. I do not seem to push mine as hard. I am afraid to get to those levels, I guess.
Thanks,
Robert

Yup! But I've only had them at those levels a few times, mostly during testing and demo's. In "real world" listening (for me) the quads & amps just coast along. smile.gif
post #532 of 564
Same here.


What kind of listening position spl do you get during movies. Is it enough to blow you away for a while or are you looking for more?
post #533 of 564
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Not really sure on the SPL?? But it's usually between -5db's to -10bd's on the MV. Every now and then when the wifey's out of the house I'll crank it to full reference orange even a few DB's higher.
post #534 of 564
Sounds wicked. Do you get the kick in the chest bass when watching dvd's of rock concerts or are they crossed very low?
post #535 of 564
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Sounds wicked. Do you get the kick in the chest bass when watching dvd's of rock concerts or are they crossed very low?

I have them crossed at 80hz, so yeah you get that kick in the chest feel. lol
post #536 of 564
cool. I have mine crossed at 50. I just do not like anything higher, but I have been of the mindset lately to let them do up to 120 on the .1 channel when I get my entire system finished.

Keep cranking,

Robert
post #537 of 564
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Haha! You too bro! Let the bass flow! biggrin.gif
post #538 of 564
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Here is my actual response using OM as well, strangely at the same spot, I have about the same rolloff and have had the same measured rolloff there with other systems as well.

FWIW I have taken the DCX out of the chain and it still remains




Here is my room with my dual Submersives. Currently they are stacked and corner loaded, I like the headroom it gives me at the main LP, I figure the freq response at the other seats be damned since no one cares but me how the bass sounds in my room anyway.

As you can see, mine drop off almost exactly like your guys' do. However, the 7hz note in Bass I love you is ok, but not as impressive as edogg describes it in his room so I have my doubts that I'm really digging as deep as you guys are.





Does the Submersive have some kind of HPF or limiter when you get down close to single digits?
post #539 of 564
Obviously I have more work to do, but I just bought the Omnimic and played with it and my SMS-1 for a couple hours last week.
post #540 of 564
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Does the Submersive have some kind of HPF or limiter when you get down close to single digits?

The SubMersive appears to have a 7hz filter:

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Originally Posted by Archaea View Post

Someone asked how deep these subs went. Here is a capture of the Submersive HPs triple setup in program 2 with 5hz being the starting point on the x axis. Mark confirmed he has a HPF setup on the Submersive DSP at 7hz in the plate amp he uses.
SeatonSubmersivetriplesprogram2-graphto5hz_zps4fb743a6.jpg

I know there was atleast one case where Auydessy was over boosting the ULF by a good margin and causing the amp to go into protection mode so maybe this is why he chose to use it. When Auydessy was off, there was no issues with the amp.
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