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Maybe; but the more straightforward way to deal with it is EQ.

You have an interesting and creative definition of accurate.

By the standards here, they're rather incomplete. But what is there should work fine, unless you have exceptionally golden ears.

Be sure to pay too much!

Maybe watering it will help? That makes plants open up :D

I'm sorry guys, but it's worth burning down the house for the night-and-day difference solid bar fuses make. There's no way all that lush sound can make it through the tiny wire in a normal fuse.

Wasn't Meta going to show you a wonderful virtual world through similar goggles? Once again, other than Zuckerberg, nobody cared. I guess the software guys may have enjoyed working on it.

Not exactly. There are whole series of linear phase filters, like Bessel and Gaussian, and various approximations to linear phase. Butterworth was simply one of the first filters to be mathematically derived, and it features maximally flat response in the passband with no passband ripple. The...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterworth_filter

I don't know.

Perhaps you could simply EQ your Klipsch to be less strident?

You could make an intensely poisonous Cone of Silence :D

The 511 looks like a part of a grade-B sci-fi movie. In fact, it was used as a prop for a death ray once. I wonder if that influenced my design choice :D

Just about the worst thing you can do unless you hate bass, and want Doppler distortion. But I cast no stones if they like that kind of thing...

The elephant in the room at bass, is the room ;) you can and will get huge peaks that sound uncontrolled.

Loss of control to me would be caused by low damping factor, assuming it's a well-designed subwoofer.

The internet was made for them.

Opinions vary. They were certainly glam enough at one point.

I'm sure the companies involved have already done exhaustive R&D and testing :rolleyes:

Lol. It's always just out of reach.