Interesting. That they're capable of high output-low distortion sound goes without saying?
I was thinking just that....:yes:Was it a 3 whores and crack night?
Thanks All. Last night was my jazz night. Tonight it is classical. It seems that what ever I play, they sound great. I've read on other forums that the low volume bass output is not good, but even at low volumes, I am getting solid and VERY detailed bass. They look so good that now I have to FINALLY finish the mid horns.
Thanks for the link. That's a cool design.
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I think that the definition "low bass" differs quite a bit depending on who you are talking to. I know for a fact that many don't even consider my JBL B380 a subwoofer.
RC
This is true. My definition of low bass is extension into the teens. 40-50hz, in my mind, is decidedly not low bass but to some, it is.
I am with you on that one too....to me it sounds too artificial at anything lower than the 30 range.....With some music, I appreciate LF in the 30- range but other times I just find it distracting. You have emphasized the importance of placement and prefer multiple subs. Many set-ups I have listened to have taken neither into accountMaybe thats why I have never really taken to the Low,low bass thing.
RC
I suppose it also depends to some degree on what you listen to. I can understand why bass would sound unnatural if things weren't set up correctly. If everything is set up well, 20hz wouldn't be played unless it was present in the music.
thanks Ski.
I am new to the sub thing but I've heard very expensive subs that sounded like crap. The one that comes to mine was a set up of a friend of mine and because he dropped 2K on his sub, he had it turned up to the point that it over powered every thing else. It shoud be a seemless extention of the midbass.....IMHO.