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I use this as my main music listening area. I have a set of Polk audio Rti A3 bookshelfs for speakers, a Yamaha A-S500 as my receiver, a 15 inch Dayton Audio RSS390HO-4 as my subwoofer in a sealed 2.0 cu. ft. enclosure powered by a buttkicker bka1000-n. The setup can get quite loud and thump real well but I was wondering what I could do to add that hit in the chest type of sound to it, I listen to mostly dance music which has quite a bit of fast punchy bass, I'd love to have that bit of hit in the chest like you would get listening to a DJ at a nightclub... Would I basically add a couple decent 8 inch woofers and have the A3 speakers sit on top of them and cross them over at around a certain range or what would be best way to do this? I know that mid-bass punch does have a lot to do with the listening area but would it matter as much when you're 3 feet away from the audio equipment?
I use this as my main music listening area. I have a set of Polk audio Rti A3 bookshelfs for speakers, a Yamaha A-S500 as my receiver, a 15 inch Dayton Audio RSS390HO-4 as my subwoofer in a sealed 2.0 cu. ft. enclosure powered by a buttkicker bka1000-n. The setup can get quite loud and thump real well but I was wondering what I could do to add that hit in the chest type of sound to it, I listen to mostly dance music which has quite a bit of fast punchy bass, I'd love to have that bit of hit in the chest like you would get listening to a DJ at a nightclub... Would I basically add a couple decent 8 inch woofers and have the A3 speakers sit on top of them and cross them over at around a certain range or what would be best way to do this? I know that mid-bass punch does have a lot to do with the listening area but would it matter as much when you're 3 feet away from the audio equipment?