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I would also add that - at least according to my experience - the room will actually play a bigger role in terms of distortion than your speaker drivers.... I have seen rooms where a null-point induced distortion reached 5-10% in the range of 40-80Hz I fully agree with @sigbergaudio that you...

To be honest I would struggle to provide the 'best' answer since there are so many variables here... One thing is for sure: getting all your speakers on a separate channel (any of these shall work for that purpose) and measuring/setting correct delay values (along with proper lowpass and...

Can you please send some links to these measurements? Thank you

I was trying to find the T/S parameters for the Redcatt SW10.4 PC but could not find them Can you please share where you managed to find them? While I was browsing their driver portfolio I noticed that they publish peak-to-peak xmax values - be careful with that, you actually have to divide...

You are welcome :) I love this brand, for my last three sub projects I used their drivers and they are superb!

Yes, typical PA woofer but I dared recommend it since you said you would use heavy DSP - and with that I guess it should work fine Cost is similar, 227 EUR. The safe(r) bet would be the SB though I am not aware of any distortion measurements for these drivers :(

Actually not that expensive: This is from toutlehautparleur.com (I order all my drivers from them)

Or the Lavoce WAN102.50LD

What about the SB Acoustics SW26DBAC76 family?

I just realized that the above link was not the one I wanted to post, apologies This is the correct link: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/setting-subwoofer-delay.18436/post-2079312

Just for fun I played around with simulating this driver If you put it in a sealed box of 46 liters you can drive it to xmax with 750Wand that will give you 103.4dB at 20Hz at 1 meter This will cost you about 400 EUR Alternatively you can buy two Lavoce SSF153.00 drivers and put both of...

Thank you for your kind words, really appreciate it This is the latest project, currently in progress: Thread 'Using four bass guitar drivers to build a dual opposed subwoofer project'...

I have had some time to play around with the UMIK-2, you can see my general experience described here: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/using-four-bass-guitar-drivers-to-build-a-dual-opposed-subwoofer-project.56479/ When it comes to using it with Dirac Live 3.10.3...

Please see my experience/measurements so far with UMIK-2 here: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/setting-subwoofer-delay.18436/post-2079312 More to come :)

So finally today I got my UMIK-2: Visually, the difference vs UMIK-1 is the colour and the capsule that looks totally different It is no longer fully Plug & Play (at least in Windows), meaning that you have to install a driver for it to work properly. Also there is a firmware update...

I am really curious to see if this will work out well I have tried it in the past but for me there was a constant clock drift issue (i.e. the delay kept changing all the time) even when using two identical DACs Hence I have an RME Digiface in my home office system and a miniDSP UDIO-8 in my main...

Thank you, much appreciated! :) This is the latest one, still in progress: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/using-four-bass-guitar-drivers-to-build-a-dual-opposed-subwoofer-project.56479/

Unfortunately I have no experience whatsoever with macOS (I use Win11) so I will let the more experienced fellow members here comment on the DSP front But it sounds like a good way forward to me!

Some fresh updates: - I just got an email today from Dirac that in 1-2 months' time there shall be an update released that will solve all the remaining issues (they have promised that like 4 times already but let's be optimistic). They have a new CEO so things might indeed take a turn for...

You are right @Keith_W I was also playing around with it and came to this conclusion: I don't think there is a need for a 3rd sub here