marty1
Prominent Member
I'm back to trying to perfect my subs response AGAIN!
I get a fairly good response from my listening position but my wife sitting next to me has drawn the short straw, naturally as it's my stuff
I would like to try and get her hearing good quality bass but no matter where I move the sub one of us always loses out, mainly due to huge dips being present making it almost sound like there is no sub at all. Is there something else I could try or is the only sollution to add a second pb13u placed between the centre and right speaker? (the sub is currently between the centre and left speaker, about 3 feet from corner and 6 inches from front wall)
I have noticed that thx recommend sub should be placed in the middle of the front wall, I have never heard of anyone on hear placing their sub there, but that would put it inbetween us, would that work? The problem is I dont think it would be ideal to use the sub as a centre speaker stand
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
I get a fairly good response from my listening position but my wife sitting next to me has drawn the short straw, naturally as it's my stuff
I would like to try and get her hearing good quality bass but no matter where I move the sub one of us always loses out, mainly due to huge dips being present making it almost sound like there is no sub at all. Is there something else I could try or is the only sollution to add a second pb13u placed between the centre and right speaker? (the sub is currently between the centre and left speaker, about 3 feet from corner and 6 inches from front wall)
I have noticed that thx recommend sub should be placed in the middle of the front wall, I have never heard of anyone on hear placing their sub there, but that would put it inbetween us, would that work? The problem is I dont think it would be ideal to use the sub as a centre speaker stand
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance