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Long story short: My Funk Audio 21.0L sub is phenomenal for my MLP in most regards...it digs down to 14Hz (audible) and has more output then needed from 20-50Hz (Trinnov has to bring the response down here). BUT it suffers from a serious null from 60-90Hz. This is due to placement but I absolutely have no other space to move it to another spot.
I do, however, have room to fit up to an 18" sealed sub in an optimal spot behind my seating. This spot shows great flat response from 30-90Hz.
So I want to add a second subwoofer purely to boost the 60-90Hz range where the null is. I would probably give it an HPF around 30Hz so it would not need to have any meaningful output under 30Hz.
The main goal is to make sure it can audibly match/keep up with the Funk in the mid bass range of 50Hz+
The Funk 18 inch offering would be a tad too big. However a Rythmik or PSA 18 would fit, just barely (it would impede how far back one of my seats could recline though).
Ideally, a 15" PSA or Rythmik would be the best for size, or even a 14" SVS.
For what I am looking to achieve, would a 15" offering be perfectly suited? Any other sealed subs I should add to the list?
I do, however, have room to fit up to an 18" sealed sub in an optimal spot behind my seating. This spot shows great flat response from 30-90Hz.
So I want to add a second subwoofer purely to boost the 60-90Hz range where the null is. I would probably give it an HPF around 30Hz so it would not need to have any meaningful output under 30Hz.
The main goal is to make sure it can audibly match/keep up with the Funk in the mid bass range of 50Hz+
The Funk 18 inch offering would be a tad too big. However a Rythmik or PSA 18 would fit, just barely (it would impede how far back one of my seats could recline though).
Ideally, a 15" PSA or Rythmik would be the best for size, or even a 14" SVS.
For what I am looking to achieve, would a 15" offering be perfectly suited? Any other sealed subs I should add to the list?