P Floding;181364 Wrote:
> No, there won't. There will be a peak of opposite polarity.
Yes, you're right. Edit coming up.
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Mark Lanctot
"It's like, you know, a New Age religion, but with better treble
response." - Jon Heal
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Mark Lanctot;181359 Wrote:
> Well, where there's a peak, there will be a trough when you reverse the
> phase.
No, there won't. There will be a peak of opposite polarity.
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P Floding
No, I didn't ABX it. And I won't even if you ask me. (Especially not if
you ask me.)
P Floding;181357 Wrote:
> That sounds wrong to my scientific ears. Without researching the subject
> closer, I admit.
Well, where there's a peak, there will be a trough when you reverse the
phase.
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Mark Lanctot
"It's like, you know, a New Age religion, but with better treble
response." - J
Mark Lanctot;181355 Wrote:
> Good point - reversing the phase will cause constructive and destructive
> zones to trade places.
That sounds wrong to my scientific ears. Without researching the
subject closer, I admit.
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P Floding
No, I didn't ABX it. And I won't even if you ask me. (Especial
Anne;181352 Wrote:
> You didnt reverse the phase on the sub by mistake ?
Good point - reversing the phase will cause constructive and
destructive zones to trade places.
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Mark Lanctot
"It's like, you know, a New Age religion, but with better treble
response." - Jon Heal
Put your sub in your listening position, thencrawl around and listen for
the best response, thats where you put the sub. (ups, already mentioned,
sorry.)
You didnt reverse the phase on the sub by mistake ?
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Anne
Anne's P
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> Bass frequency sound waves are big, on the order of several feet. They
> strongly interact with each other - if a peak hits a trough, they will
> cancel each other out. If a peak hits a peak, they will reinforce each
> other, producing overblown, boomy bass.
To reinforce wh
P Floding;181329 Wrote:
> Have you read up on the subject?
> Perhaps "large room" has something to do with this problem?
>
> http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=subwoofer+placement
That first link refutes my advice, so best take a look at it before
placing the sub.
However I can't say I agree wit
chiefersone;181318 Wrote:
> I'm looking at achieving the most/best subwoofer response from an older
> Difinitive 1500 subwoofer through an older Adcom GTP600
> tuner/preamplifier. My SB is attached to the Adcom of course... I have
> a large hard wood spacious room and I can't get the response fro
Subwoofer placement is crucial.
Bass frequency sound waves are big, on the order of several feet. They
strongly interact with each other - if a peak hits a trough, they will
cancel each other out. If a peak hits a peak, they will reinforce each
other, producing overblown, boomy bass.
The bass
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