Help wanted: Bass!
Honestly, while I love well-tuned subs, in your case would avoid subs at all cost, because you don't want to do any room treatment. The deeper in the rooms response you go the more chances you'll have to make the room ring like a bell, and then subs get a bad rep for not being as detailed, not being as good, whatever, compared to the mains. Your single best bet, after the amp taps, is to measure, and EQ appropriately. If you said you had flexibility of sub woofer placement, were willing to consider some soffit traps, and began with an EQ in the picture, then subwoofers would be a direction I'd suggest. Otherwise go ahead, I'll just show up with popcorn.... :) Best, Erik |
rbschauman ... Here are some room treatments for folks who don't want intrusive room treatments. They solidify the bass, extend the highs and give you a more focused sound stage. Amazing product. http://highend-electronics.com/products/sr-hft-high-frequency-transformer Get the 10 pack and place them according to the directions in the package. The 10 pack will get you right on your budget. The difference they make is NOT subtle. Nothing to lose with a 30 day, full refund, return policy. OP |
rbschaumanHere are the instructions on how to change the output transformers output taps, if your up to doing it yourself. http://s89.photobucket.com/user/jeffreybehr/media/C-j%20equipment/PremierElevenoutputwiring1150_cmprsd.jpg.html Cheers George |
