Hi all
First of all I just wanted to say thanks to ASR. I've really enjoyed using the site and reading the forums.
I was reading the review of the Q Acoustics 3020i in which Amirm describes how a sharp filter at 40hz filter helped to improve the sound, and was wondering what the consensus was around using filters this way. Does anyone take this approach as standard with their speakers, even when a subwoofer is not in use, in order to avoid sending frequencies to a speaker that have no chance of being usefully reproduced?
Link to the review.
https://audiosciencereview.com/foru...oustics-3020i-bookshelf-speaker-review.14568/
First of all I just wanted to say thanks to ASR. I've really enjoyed using the site and reading the forums.
I was reading the review of the Q Acoustics 3020i in which Amirm describes how a sharp filter at 40hz filter helped to improve the sound, and was wondering what the consensus was around using filters this way. Does anyone take this approach as standard with their speakers, even when a subwoofer is not in use, in order to avoid sending frequencies to a speaker that have no chance of being usefully reproduced?
Link to the review.
https://audiosciencereview.com/foru...oustics-3020i-bookshelf-speaker-review.14568/