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All there in the manual: "The adjustment range for the time-of-flight is from 0 ms (no additional delay) to 45…200 ms, depending on the product."

Same place where you adjust any speaker level etc?

2 out of 3 wrong: Phase = Delay, so yes Crossover yes (50-100hz every 5hz steps) Every setting is customizable for each and every individual speaker/subwoofer. (Of course for correct results you need external measurement)

~2.2 meters and detailed info can be found from many similar threads: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/lets-get-honest-with-spl.39932/post-1406999

If you want to nitpick between hearing and feeling, yes you can barely _feel_ the 8hz pulses with somewhat normal levels. I've been dabbling with lots of headphones and measurements and sinewaves in my past. Also I'm a bass fan with my 18" subs. I'd hope I know what clean bass sounds (and feels)...

Not hearing anything funny on mine. REW for generator, all clean from 50hz down to ~8hz which is barely perceptible.

I guess I'm a wired IEM fan now too, didn't have much experience there before. Spot on sound for my taste. Just plug and play with the standard tips and the around the ear cable is much more comfortable than I thought. Upgraded my old Sabaj DA2 to Fiio KA5 which resulted in not requiring autoeq...

Why is this common misconception? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV It can even contain compressed stuff. It's a container. :cool:

Maybe language barrier then, but lots of music have 30Hz content and even lower. It's silly to call it as some "sound effect" when it's clearly a part of the music (and not say some unintended microphone rumble). Whether 30Hz or 15kHz is "needed" for enjoyment, it's a completely personal issue.

So if everything even above 40Hz in some "song" is made of sound effects or synthesized sounds, is it still music? Don't know why even bother responding to these threads.. just leave the standard link here: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/bass.18999/

Atleast 1237/8A is off the shelf Pascal for bass/mid: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/genelec-ram-l-amplifier-teardown-pictures.24520/

Youtube, there's guide in this thread: https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/bass.18999/post-622111

Curious, but it's around -40dB which is not that audible (or should say feelable).

You don't need a new interface. Your RME DAC already has COAX S/PDIF out, which KH750 happily accepts per it's manual (lots more info there): You simply need a cheap RCA-BNC cable. And BNC-BNC between subs.

GLM uses RS485 serial protocol. It's not ethernet compatible so no switches can be used.

I like a dead room aka headphone sound, so won't even bother to read middle 20 pages of likely same old back and forth. Apparently we are already talking about drugs.

I reverse-cringe everytime I read comments wondering this. It's a short google away to realize how extremely popular single house living is around the world. Older 200-300k multi-storey house like mine is completely normal purchase with a mortgage even for a single person (atleast with an IT...

Price is ~70k€/pair (incl. VAT) according to well known source: https://audiovideo.fi/uutinen/genelec-8381a-valmistajan-uusi-paamonitori/ (edit: well it's now censored away) I was right that it's nearer 1236A than 1235A. :)

Ah ok I missed the pictures.. the bottom I guess is around 160 litres, it's enough for 2x15" tuned ~30hz?

Well it's full range enough, much more than 1235A. Similar to W371a, but yeah one can say it might need subs also. Does it make sense that 1236A costs double of 1235A, 80-90k vs 45k with only practical change being driver size (15" vs 18"). TOTL pricing does not need to make sense. One can hope...