It really won't make any difference. Rather what will be more important will be the volume level you run the subwoofer at. I live in the same situation as you and try to keep the volume at reasonable levels. Keep in mind you do not need high volume levels to enjoy well defined bass.
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Who has black plexiglass as furniture?
Of course, the black sock around my SVS tube isn't exactly a furniture-look either... sometimes you have to compromise.
Of course, the black sock around my SVS tube isn't exactly a furniture-look either... sometimes you have to compromise.
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What can I say? In their current locations all you notice is the top, and they look like glass over some sort of dark wood. No they don't 'match' the living room decor, but they fit in a lot better than e.g. big flat-black cylinders.
| Originally posted by TrojanHorse Who has black plexiglass as furniture? |
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Ah, phooey. I tucked my big flat black sock covered cylinder behind my tower speakers and it's barely noticeable... they're the same height.
I'd see the side of the sub more than the top (assuming I had a flat black box with a shiny top) so the top isn't a particularly big deal to me. But that's me.
Does anybody upholster subs? Maybe a nice leather cover would look nice...
| Originally posted by DMF What can I say? In their current locations all you notice is the top, and they look like glass over some sort of dark wood. No they don't 'match' the living room decor, but they fit in a lot better than e.g. big flat-black cylinders. |
I'd see the side of the sub more than the top (assuming I had a flat black box with a shiny top) so the top isn't a particularly big deal to me. But that's me.
Does anybody upholster subs? Maybe a nice leather cover would look nice...
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