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Thought I would try this for size this morning just to see how it looked.
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Looks great Kev, next thing you should do is work out how 4 would measure like that in your room with REW.
Now they look cool like that!
If you measure each sub in each position (so four measurements, with a timing reference) you can model it in REW with just what you have now.
Very good point, I didn't think of that
At a guess though, you'll get what you've got now with +6dB across the range.
You might be able to smooth out any dips with timing instead of EQ, but I think you're already pretty flat. If you wanted to you could use that 6dB to trim the EQ and get flat to a few Hz lower, but I'm not sure that's your goal.
They are pretty much flat as they are, yeah. As well as seeing what it will do to a graph, I'm looking to see (hear) if it changes the listening experience. So 'could' they sound different even if the graph doesn't appear to change by much.
They should. Assuming you lower the sub levels to maintain your current listening level and you're not planning on turning everything else up, you'll lower distortion. This should mean that the subs should sound cleaner and be a bit more dynamic (I think).
My current theory is that lower distortion is what gives the clean/light/thin sound that some people love and some people complain about.
Try quad stack subs