Definitive Technology Supercube Reference


Hi all!

This question is for all subwoofer owners and not just the Supercube Reference owners.

I bought this Reference subwoofer and need advice on placement. Right now, it's at a front left corner next to the main LEFT speaker. I find placing it at the corner of the room sounds boomy. If I place it in the middle of the side wall, will I get enough deep bass for movies? I listen to a lot of 2 channel music as well as movies and trying to get the best placement for both music and movies.

My room size is 16 feet wide, 40 feet long and 10 feet in height.

Before I move this sub around, I would like some advice. This sub is about 100 pounds and I am not going to move it all over the 40 foot length room. :-)

Thanks for any advice!!!
mantaraydesign

... thru the eall on out onto the street... ?

Well, now, I can't wait.... more than a decade or two for that.

I wasn't reffering to SPL... just better more even low end performance.... You did say for 'both' music and flicks, right?

I don't recall ever being thrown into the street by a double or electric bass, or baritone sax.

slide it up and down that side wall some and keep it off the wall at least a hands width or better... finding the spot shouldn't take long. You might even try facing it into the length of the room too... or just off angle.

An EQ for that unit will ease things immensely... they save a lot of sledding the sub around

Good luck.
Hi,I just purchased a Supercube Reference, sounds awsome but!
I hear a sound coming out of the sub/speaker it self.
I don't know if this is what people call hum.
I did not have that noise/sound with my seismic 10.
I can only discribed the sound as if you turn the volume all the way up on a receiver with music on pause, is like a hising sound in low frequency.
This subwoofer does not have a ground, so what els could it be?
It makes that noise/sound even if the LFE cable is disconnected.
Thanks.
Just picked one of these and hearing the same thing. Did you ever figure it out?