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Well, that saved time and money. We like easy.Thank you everyone. I have just switched to silver jumpers for my speakers, the bass is back.
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[problem fixed] Going to buy two more AHB2 for mono mode.
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Correct but that does not imply that your amp is under-powered for your application.
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That's not the speaker i use.Bass, hmm...
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Sonus Faber Amati Homage loudspeaker Measurements part 2
With two woofers loaded by two ports, and a midrange unit in its own subenclosure loaded by a third port, the Amati Homage's behavior in the midrange and bass is complex. Fig.4 shows the responses, measured in the nearfield, of all of these radiating elements. The top trace to the right in fig.4...www.stereophile.com
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Something is fishy here. The Sonus Faber webpage lists the woofers for the Tradition variant as 8.5", not 6".
https://hifiplus.com/articles/sonus-faber-amati-homage-tradition-floorstanding-loudspeaker/
Please do not ignore members who have given you good advice and politely corrected your misinformation. Bass output of a system can be due to many things, such as position of the speakers and position of the listener (in relation to peaks and nulls in the room), but as long as the jumpers you have are tight, silver - or gold, or cadmium - won't make any difference.
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If you want more bass from your Sonus Fabers... try Italian absurdium jumpers with Venitian nutzium connectors by Danielo Ricardo... the upgrade King.Thank you everyone. I have just switched to silver jumpers for my speakers, the bass is back.
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Thank you everyone. I have just switched to silver jumpers for my speakers, the bass is back.
Oh, you were just trolling. Our mistake.
All the best.
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Sorry dude. You got everything else wrong in this thread, the fake gotcha doesn't help your case. Post some actual data on your speakers and more importantly some measurements and it would help. The price doesn't help just so you know.
You have a pair of speakers with weak bass. And an oddly peaked bass, putting aside the way Stereophile sums the bass measurements.
Do you think any of the members of this closely related family of speakers is going to have bass magic? Like if they come out with an SE edition made from laminated antique violins, or a cryo version, are those going to have magic out of two moderately sized woofers?
Perhaps read a bit on ASR as to how much difference an amp can possibly make. These actually will have different bass response, by design.
They look nice though, with the unique Sonus Faber cabinetry. I imagine they don't sound too bad, except for the weak bass. I've never heard their lower end models like your speakers, but no amp with a few exceptions like that absurd Wavac, is going to change the bass response dramatically. And none will boost the actual output capability of the two woofers.
Have you tried position relative to the wall? If not, give it a try since room is the biggest factor with the given bass output your speakers have. Otherwise enjoy.
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