Thanks everyone... I've got a few things to try. I noticed that the cable used to wire them was pretty thin so I'll fix this up when I check if they are in phase or not.
Increasing bass on floor standing speakers
I have some floor standing speakers that were a Visation kit from 30? years ago.
The treble and mids are amazing but the bass is a little weak. And suggestions on increasing the bass?
Concrete floor
Room 3.5 x 11 meters... Speakers on the long wall.
Rotel ra-01 amp
Project rpm 4 (I think)
Currently listing to Stevie wonder hotter than july.
Thanks for any suggestions
The treble and mids are amazing but the bass is a little weak. And suggestions on increasing the bass?
Concrete floor
Room 3.5 x 11 meters... Speakers on the long wall.
Rotel ra-01 amp
Project rpm 4 (I think)
Currently listing to Stevie wonder hotter than july.
Thanks for any suggestions
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Did they ever sound strong? not any more? Have you checked to see if the woofer’s cones and/or surrounds are in good shape? Look for pin holes, press in, check cone and surround stiffness: see if ’spring’ action feels good or kind of weak. I have re-coned my 15" woofers (made in 1958) twice. They sound good, but I will be checking them soon, it’s been years. I have to remove the back panel, then remove the driver from the front panel, check them out. |
to cheer you up, from that album Rocket Love, by Sophie Milman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2YO1DnRQBg |
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