Dear Sirspeedy: This is what Gmorris posted in this thread sometime ago:
+++++ " To fully recreate the recording space you need the lower octaves even if the recording involves instruments sans the lower registers.
I was surprised at the improvements in detail and ambience retrieval with increased delicacy as a result of the subs on all types of recordings.
Adding a second sub to complete the stereo pair, improved the overall presentation markedly (some folkes claim that low bass is nondirectional and thus one sw is sufficient, but a stereo pair improved everything). The subs also made the overall presentation more articulate and dynamic. " +++++
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.
+++++ " To fully recreate the recording space you need the lower octaves even if the recording involves instruments sans the lower registers.
I was surprised at the improvements in detail and ambience retrieval with increased delicacy as a result of the subs on all types of recordings.
Adding a second sub to complete the stereo pair, improved the overall presentation markedly (some folkes claim that low bass is nondirectional and thus one sw is sufficient, but a stereo pair improved everything). The subs also made the overall presentation more articulate and dynamic. " +++++
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.