Getting the most out of my Definitive Tech bp2000's
roberjerman3,821 posts06-29-2020 2:32am The farther from the wall the worse and uneven the bass response. You can’t circumvent the Laws of Physics! Why? So no wall is better, or closer to A wall is better? Away from the wall causes uneven bass responses, BUT WHERE? Not in my seated position... Gatling gun the bass?.. LOL Even bass is not an issue unless your ears are everywhere. The whole house pays the price for pooly place bass enclosures... If it's even, it's EVERYWHERE. Good yes, great NO.... Above 100hz is very directional... There is a lot of sound between 100 and 300 hz, So I direct it, NOT spread it... Then kill it, or loose it Distortion goes through the roof....in the bass region with "BASS everywhere" Just an OK way to do thing, at best.... Regards |
Jesse12 The tuning of that big woofer is designed for maximum excursion and output. When I owned my pair I went to hifi 96 in NYC. I had been into audio for many years but that was the place I heard a kick drum accurately reproduced in many of the show rooms. I came home and listened to the same recordings and tried to replicate it in my system with no luck at all. The BP 2000s always blurred the bass line with the kick drum and was boomy in any position or setting. I traded them in for a pair of von schweikert VR4 Silvers and never looked back. I stick to my notion that these are home theater speakers. And very good ones for that task. Oz |
