Keith_W

Why round over the sides of the cabinet and not the baffle?

I might be wrong because I haven’t looked but my guess is that there are equally vicious flame wars, heated debates and arguments over...

I've owned some very expensive gear and have lost a total of less than $10,000 on audio after over 20 years in the hobby. I also spent...

Looked at from the other side of the street, LA's citizens tend to be the most wacked out, over the line group of lunies in the US. I...

Could be room modes, could be SBIR, who knows. Not enough information in the thread so far. If he really wants to find out, he'll have...

OP said he has the same problem with a different source (phone), different amp, speakers and even headphones. So clearly, it cannot be...

The subs don't have to be front-to-back. They can be side-to-side as well. Anyway, one of the weaknesses of Welti/Olive is that only...

Hey! Where is @antcollinet? Look at what they are doing, trying to invent another analogy for audio! As if car analogies weren't bad enough!

Nice advertorial. A. The first line of that table must contain an error. So the rest of it also comes into question. B. Saying the...

In addition to what @thcdru2k suggested (it's a very important suggestion!!!), you could consider moving your subs. (From Welti and...

I have found AI OK for things that have no 'opinion' data in them, but the credits usually say 'wikipedia' on those, which AI basically...

I'm still not sure wether you are a troll or sirious. Your last post is a perfect example of AI-slop based on a leading question. No...

Also, don't forget that SBIR occurs with side walls as well! The worst thing you can do is space your speakers approximately equidistant...

Here is a quick explanation of this particular problem, sometimes also called adjacent boundary effects (e.g. in Dr Toole's book). For...