I will take some measurements in this range and put them up. The sweep data above has no smoothing applied (if I have properly used the software that is.....).
I am using my AVR as a crossover below 60Hz so the LFE is picking up all audio detail in that range and putting it to the sub.
I don't have any accessible ceiling space unfortunately. In the looks department keep in mind this is what I have now:
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The area is a designated sub space so it won't really matter it it is this or the Genelec but I agree it is expensive although I do not mind the industrial look at all, looks like it means business
. Maybe this is the price I need to pay for proper integration with my other Genelecs...?
It does have a few loungeroomy things on top of it and most people wouldn't notice it is a sub unless they knew what they were looking for.
I had considered the 7360A however it is rated for a smaller space and I am concerned it won't really give me slam for movies that require that punchiness. I think it would do an excellent job for most music I listen to however.
I have the Sledge amp from the later model which gives me control over slope so I can set to 12db (which I think is a better match for the Genelecs). The integration is the key consideration also (maybe even more critical) and I agree that this option would give me confidence that this was achieved even at the cost of a bit of punch....decisions, decisions.... maybe two
This is the image as it was produced. A 3Hz wave is about 115m long so I agree it is curious as to how this would actually feel in terms of reproduction. Does this perhaps suggest I am not using the software properly?
I like this suggestion, thank you. It may be what I end up doing but as I mention above I am not sure it will give me the slam I like on some soundtracks in this space. If I go for the 7360A and it works I would probably want to go for the 7370A before too long. ....