A great video on how subs interact with each other and more:
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Yes, they actually demonstrate that in the video.Very inteersting. So sealed subs avoid a lot of problems but have lower output? Also would dsp with controlled phase delay avoid the problems of using multiple subs?
Well I somehow missed it when first posted. I love the way they move around the microphones and show you what is happening as they talk about it. I've done similar with subs in my HT surround setup until I think I drove myself batty. Oh well, I recovered I think.......I am personally surprised that this thread got so little traction? Maybe it further demonstrates that the prevailing majority of members here are strictly two channel listeners.
The video has almost no relevance to subwoofer behaviour in domestic environments.A great video on how subs interact with each other and more:
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Never said it was. Just said that the video and the sub’s interactions are interesting and I love videos that help us learn stuff. Slow your roll a little. Not everything needs to be confrontational or a chance to Win an argument. Yeah, happy holidays to you too.The video has almost no relevance to subwoofer behaviour in domestic environments.
The explanation of the port is miss-leading and way more convoluted than needs to be. A port is a Helmholtz resonator. If you have ever created some sound from a recorder or blowing into bottles you can understand what a port is.
The effect of multiple sub use has no relation of multiple sub use (MSO) in a listening room. MSO is for managing standing waves. In open air there are no standing waves. What they are trying to explain is cardioid sub design.
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I was not confronting you Adam nor trying to win an argument. I did say “they” to be clear. I was simply discussing the video as you suggested we do.Never said it was. Just said that the video and the sub’s interactions are interesting and I love videos that help us learn stuff. Slow your roll a little. Not everything needs to be confrontational or a chance to Win an argument. Yeah, happy holidays to you too.
You are leaving out isobaric and bandpass enthusiasts.My prediction for this thread: it's gonna quickly devolve into port lovers vs port haters
I am personally surprised that this thread got so little traction? Maybe it further demonstrates that the prevailing majority of members here are strictly two channel listeners.
You are leaving out isobaric and bandpass enthusiasts.
I am personally surprised that this thread got so little traction? Maybe it further demonstrates that the prevailing majority of members here are strictly two channel listeners.
I guess that’s a good problem to have..Nahh, just that things are moving so fast that a new thread ends up on page four of "New posts" in a blink of an eye
As a former Sailor, I always loved to see a Port. As a drinker, not my cup of tea.My prediction for this thread: it's gonna quickly devolve into port lovers vs port haters