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Two sub woofers to tame low frequency problems?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rodney_gold" data-source="post: 849205" data-attributes="member: 579"><p>Bass escapes thin stuff like windows and openings .. and then resonates down corridors etc .. it can only be contained by thick massive stuff like walls or heavy duty doors , the more bass you generate in your room , the more the resonance...</p><p>you could use 2 subs to tune your room to be flatter and reduce the bass output thus reducing the resonances elsewhere...</p><p>Or block off your opening ...</p><p>Or get buttshakers if you want to feel baddass movie bass effects without the soundwave...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rodney_gold, post: 849205, member: 579"] Bass escapes thin stuff like windows and openings .. and then resonates down corridors etc .. it can only be contained by thick massive stuff like walls or heavy duty doors , the more bass you generate in your room , the more the resonance... you could use 2 subs to tune your room to be flatter and reduce the bass output thus reducing the resonances elsewhere... Or block off your opening ... Or get buttshakers if you want to feel baddass movie bass effects without the soundwave... [/QUOTE]
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