Dear forum members,
Using the 'sub crawl method' I have recently placed my closed (non-ported) 2 x 10" push pull subwoofer in the left corner of my room (approximately 3,5 x 5,5 meters).
This subwoofer is supporting my pair of KEF R3's and is powered by a nCore NC500MP (the KEF's by NC252MP).
The measurement was best with the subwoofer vertically placed and the lower driver disconnected (I think the position close to the floor just measured worse).
The sound is incredible (and the frequency response as wall as compred to all other positions).
But my question is: I now have a subwoofer with one connected driver and one disconnected (and reversed) driver. What kind of subwoofer would you consider this and did I do something stupid from a technical point of view. I assume the passive driver just moves a bit with the active driver.
Thanks for your considerations/answers
Using the 'sub crawl method' I have recently placed my closed (non-ported) 2 x 10" push pull subwoofer in the left corner of my room (approximately 3,5 x 5,5 meters).
This subwoofer is supporting my pair of KEF R3's and is powered by a nCore NC500MP (the KEF's by NC252MP).
The measurement was best with the subwoofer vertically placed and the lower driver disconnected (I think the position close to the floor just measured worse).
The sound is incredible (and the frequency response as wall as compred to all other positions).
But my question is: I now have a subwoofer with one connected driver and one disconnected (and reversed) driver. What kind of subwoofer would you consider this and did I do something stupid from a technical point of view. I assume the passive driver just moves a bit with the active driver.
Thanks for your considerations/answers