There is little to no substitute for a speaker that does bass properly to begin with. You don't need a sub.
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.
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@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). |
'Properly,' must be the reason why I often see manufacturers of statement speakers demonstrate them with subwoofers.
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I kind of disagree. I mean, this all depends on how many options we have available to us to fix a problem. One of the most common is that there are big peaks that need to get clipped. OK, so what if I can't move the sub? Well that forces us to choose too low a level for the sub. An EQ though, with or without bass traps suddenly opens up a range of possibilities. |
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