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Check out the links Keith provided..... They are about today's better than the past's, understandings of audibility...so not missing the...

Yes, I had very good DSP resources then, and much much better now. Flat response alone, if you are using a RTA as the relevant...

Sorry I didn't make sense. I have many subs and several types of them. I measure extensively, indoors and out. Outdoors is easy to...

That's a very fair consideration, and kindly suggested, not knowing more about how I've come to my conclusions. Gosh, I have so much...

Yes, you are reading me correctly. I know a number of folks, myself included, who do not prefer multi-sub no matter how well set up...

What you say makes sense to me. There's so many issues in play... First is the fact that subs even exist...separately that is...

What are the specific myths ?

Target curve mag and phase, needs to be defined before either IIR or FIR filter strategies have meaning, imo. (And max acceptable...

I'm glad you do! So do I and a fair sized group of others. But the prevailing sentiment, by far the majority I think, does not...

Wow...that is an incredible amount of utter horse poop. Any half-way decent amp, doesn't need any DSP.

Taken at 91 dB, so a little short of your 95dB ref... It's close, but can't quite pull off your wish list :) (but it's thru the noise...

Totally agree, the ability to make high SPL that is uncompressed and unclipped across the full spectrum, solves distortion issues, and...

Funny :) Nowhere near gasket blowing pressure ! I've simply been trying to give you some food for thought, in the hope you might see how...

Thanks for that post Matt, it's good to hear when folks stick to what has sounded best for them, and not jump on prevailing bandwagons...

I imagine if my overriding focus were about determining home audio preferences... and in small rooms which mask about just everything to...