Seantaylor....I agree it can always just be your corner compared with the rooms I have integrated. Carpeting versus hardwood floors matters also. There is no one single way that works for all, as is everything in audio. That is why I also mentioned how overlapping the roll-off has worked for me away from the corner.
No matter what the cause, if someone is using a quality sub, with too much boom, it is probably a sign of too much bass at some frequency.
Richard E. Lord (REL) from what I have read, tried to designed his subs to go in the corner as a first resort, if possible. I think many people want the sub out of site, especially in Europe.
No matter what the cause, if someone is using a quality sub, with too much boom, it is probably a sign of too much bass at some frequency.
Richard E. Lord (REL) from what I have read, tried to designed his subs to go in the corner as a first resort, if possible. I think many people want the sub out of site, especially in Europe.