Subwoofer rumble issue
A subwoofer on springs? Help, I’m gonna die laughing. That’s a joke right? Tell me it is a joke....Yeah it’s called the humanless pogo-box. Just GK with his voodoo Isolate the sub from the rest of the system by putting it on short stiff springs. You know, like Super Stiff Springs. Trademark. Problem solved!Yeah, they're called valve springs from an auto engine, $1 each from auto wreckers, not $13 each!!!!! |
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Yeah I’m not into the spring thing. Never gonna happen. The REL has a phase switch. 0 or 180. My system likes 180. Flit it to 0 while music is playing and the Sub rumbles uncontrollably. Earthquake time! I understand that a properly set up REL should go unnoticed but apparently I Guess I like more bass than most “purist audiophiles”. I absolutely love my set up (aside from the recent sub rumble issue) and am blown away by how good some recordings can sound. I’ve always been into listening to music and sound quality but only up until recently (about a year) have I really discovered what a very good stereo sounds like. Partly due to financial reasons. I’ve always had a nice stereo set up but never really nice stereo. It’s a different game when you get into the $10k+ realm. I have a subsonic filter on the way. I’ll play around with that - otherwise I’ll learn to live with a sub crossover/volume combo that sits below the earthquake rumble reaction. My next upgrade is a new phono stage. The MS Phonomena II+ is great but I do miss the all tube experience I once had. A rabbit hole this game really is! |
