I am not surprised a bit that bass is often discussed. According to dr Floyd Toole, getting the bass right is 30% of your system success. With the works of dr Earl Geddes, this 30% became totally attainable by the common audiophiles. With the effort of Duke and the Swarm, it’s even relatively cheap. But, it still requires some work. Just dropping four subs in your listing room will get you about 60% there. So that’s 60% of 30% or about 18% success. A little DSP, a dash of acoustic and some elbow grease should push through the finish line.
Let's be a little meta: What topics are most hotly debated?
Fuses? Power conditioners? Analog vs. Digital? Class D amplification?
Nope.
The most hotly debated subject is bass. What to do if you don't have enough, how to make it better, subwoofers, crossovers, EQs, room treatment. Nothing launches more audiophiles out of there listening chairs faster. Of course I'm guilty of this too, I've just realized that this is a subject with no end in sight.
Nope.
The most hotly debated subject is bass. What to do if you don't have enough, how to make it better, subwoofers, crossovers, EQs, room treatment. Nothing launches more audiophiles out of there listening chairs faster. Of course I'm guilty of this too, I've just realized that this is a subject with no end in sight.
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