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james14
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Hi,
Looking for some advice as I'm having some trouble with the bass from my system.
I'm currently using a B&W 675 forward facing sub, on the right hand side of my room (central isn't possible), and while I've read that low level frequencies are often hard to pinpoint where they are coming from, I hear a lot more bass in my right ear at mid volume levels, than in my left.
Not going deaf, as if I face the sub rather than my screen, it sounds fine
My previous sub was a downwards firing one from the kef 2005.2 kit, and I can't say I ever noticed it with this sub.
Since I can't put the sub centrally (fireplace), I'm looking for alternate solutions.
Should forward facing vs downwards facing make any difference? If it does, I think my first choice would be to swap out for a different one.
Failing that, I'm considering running extra cables to put a sub on both front sides. Though it does seem like a bit of a waste of money, as I'm usually only able to listen at mid volumes anyway. That said, the imbalance is driving me mad, so I've got to do something!
Thanks for any thoughts,
James
Looking for some advice as I'm having some trouble with the bass from my system.
I'm currently using a B&W 675 forward facing sub, on the right hand side of my room (central isn't possible), and while I've read that low level frequencies are often hard to pinpoint where they are coming from, I hear a lot more bass in my right ear at mid volume levels, than in my left.
Not going deaf, as if I face the sub rather than my screen, it sounds fine
My previous sub was a downwards firing one from the kef 2005.2 kit, and I can't say I ever noticed it with this sub.
Since I can't put the sub centrally (fireplace), I'm looking for alternate solutions.
Should forward facing vs downwards facing make any difference? If it does, I think my first choice would be to swap out for a different one.
Failing that, I'm considering running extra cables to put a sub on both front sides. Though it does seem like a bit of a waste of money, as I'm usually only able to listen at mid volumes anyway. That said, the imbalance is driving me mad, so I've got to do something!
Thanks for any thoughts,
James