last week I was in front of this beast
look at all the subwoofers.
you see that small structure in the middle where there is a blue dressed worker?
you can see it here in the picture I took at the closest I got:
that's when I literally remembered this very topic cause I felt the bass in my stomach and made a subjective analysis of the sound.
I must say the lower bass was waaaaay too much. it's funny cause the overall sound wasn't something I would describe as too loud. those modern line arrays do a very good job at directioning SPL.
There were parts where only upper bass above 100Hz-ish were playing and they sounded wounderfull (I think they had dedicated drivers for those), but as soon as the subbass kicked in it would overpower everything.
So my takeaway from this is that chest pounding bass isn't something I would ever want at home, as the overall sound would be waaaaay too loud to make it sound balanced.
Now obviously a stage of this magnitude has a biiiig target area:
and unfortunately you can't steer the subbass like you can with line arrays for the rest of the spectrum. So the powerfull bass makes sense overall. But when you are in the high energy zone it is waaay too much imo