Corner bass tri-traps or superchunks will help. if you can fill every corner with them top to bottom then I am fairly certain you would get a modest improvement -and not just in the bass suckout.
Bass issues,,,,will new speaker help?
Hi again.
When I am in rear corners of my room the bass is heavy but is hollow at my seat, when I measured my room with REW, calibrated mic and meter I have a suck out at around 50hz to 63hz (over 10db down at lowest dip).
My speakers have a woofer high and low plus a slot loaded passive, top woofer is 68in tall and there is another about at bottom of speaker.......speakers are placed very close to Cardas rule in a 14X24 room with low ceiling (79in), my seat is 6ft from rear wall.
I have a feeling of what answer is but just in case I wonder if a different speaker with a single woofer low to floor would change anything or if it is a case of bass traps and compromise......thanks as always.
When I am in rear corners of my room the bass is heavy but is hollow at my seat, when I measured my room with REW, calibrated mic and meter I have a suck out at around 50hz to 63hz (over 10db down at lowest dip).
My speakers have a woofer high and low plus a slot loaded passive, top woofer is 68in tall and there is another about at bottom of speaker.......speakers are placed very close to Cardas rule in a 14X24 room with low ceiling (79in), my seat is 6ft from rear wall.
I have a feeling of what answer is but just in case I wonder if a different speaker with a single woofer low to floor would change anything or if it is a case of bass traps and compromise......thanks as always.
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