Subwoofer boom is too much for me...

Could I tone down the boom on my subwoofer by plugging the port with something like a washcloth? Have you ever tried this and had success?

Thanks for your thoughts.

mikeydee01-11-2023 3:29pm

simao Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,932 posts 01-12-2023 at 04:48pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @erik_squires Thanks for the info. I'll try that this evening.
jayctoy Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 4,400 posts 01-12-2023 at 05:13pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Before Christmas I bought 2 more sub for my system? I already have one.Now I have 3. What I do I will put all the volume of my sub down including the crossover .Then I will start adjusting each one, through volume and crossover? This is how I am able to control bass .It works for me.
audioguy85 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 2,033 posts 01-12-2023 at 08:49pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete There is little to no substitute for a speaker that does bass properly to begin with. You don't need a sub.
jwillox Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 205 posts 01-12-2023 at 09:21pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete If it’s boomy, it’s not located properly, crossed over properly or set to the correct level.
clearthinker Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,582 posts 01-13-2023 at 09:49am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @audioguy85 Yeah. But many cannot fit in or afford the necessarily huge and expensive speakers that do bass properly. And there is still a cross-over to the bass driver(s).