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Subwoofer high frequency
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<blockquote data-quote="user 1447" data-source="post: 846934" data-attributes="member: 1447"><p>all i can say is that to me you are possibly on the right track since the placement of your speakers may be causing some cancellation in specific frequencies where your sub helps to fill in those gaps because it is placed in a location where it doesnt create the same gaps in the response, so yeah sometimes the overlapping frequencies could make sense .... and every room and combination of equipment would react differently </p><p></p><p>but you would still need to confirm by measuring or at the very least if you are doing it by ear you need to hear a measured system and then do the comparison to absolutely be certain that you are not creating a peak where you intended to fill in a gap in the response because thats the sound you prefer</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="user 1447, post: 846934, member: 1447"] all i can say is that to me you are possibly on the right track since the placement of your speakers may be causing some cancellation in specific frequencies where your sub helps to fill in those gaps because it is placed in a location where it doesnt create the same gaps in the response, so yeah sometimes the overlapping frequencies could make sense .... and every room and combination of equipment would react differently but you would still need to confirm by measuring or at the very least if you are doing it by ear you need to hear a measured system and then do the comparison to absolutely be certain that you are not creating a peak where you intended to fill in a gap in the response because thats the sound you prefer [/QUOTE]
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