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Hi guys
I'm currently running a Boston Acoustics VR2000 sub (which for reference in terms of output is about equal with my old Servo-15 but not quite as deep.)
In my bedroom at home it absolutely fills the room with bass and hits very low. It's fantastic.
However, in my uni room (which is about half the size - approx 11' x 8') the sound is terrible. Output above about 40hz is fairly reasonable but the low stuff is completely non existant. I used to think it was because I had the sub underneath my desk in the footwell but now I've put the sub in the corner and it's just the same. Completely and utterly rubbish.
It's gutting. I've tried fiddling a bit with positioning but it's just nowhere near as good as it is at home. Am I completely shafted, are there some rooms that you just can't get low frequencies in?
Anything I can do to get them back?
Cheers
I'm currently running a Boston Acoustics VR2000 sub (which for reference in terms of output is about equal with my old Servo-15 but not quite as deep.)
In my bedroom at home it absolutely fills the room with bass and hits very low. It's fantastic.
However, in my uni room (which is about half the size - approx 11' x 8') the sound is terrible. Output above about 40hz is fairly reasonable but the low stuff is completely non existant. I used to think it was because I had the sub underneath my desk in the footwell but now I've put the sub in the corner and it's just the same. Completely and utterly rubbish.
It's gutting. I've tried fiddling a bit with positioning but it's just nowhere near as good as it is at home. Am I completely shafted, are there some rooms that you just can't get low frequencies in?
Anything I can do to get them back?
Cheers