Jeff Flowerday;687976 Wrote: 
> One of the other threads had some discussions in regards to low end and
> indications that you may or may not be missing something if your
> speakers or speakers plus subwoofer won't go down to 25-35hz.
> 
> My current floor standing speakers are +-3db to 40hz but will extend
> down to 33hz as per specifications.  Who knows how much roll off.
> 
> How does room size and position from speaker play into it?  I'm
> currently sitting about 8-9ft from my speakers with just under 8ft
> between them.

I just want to tell a short story about low frequencies. When i lived
under a roof i had to use "brute force" to fill the room with bass
because the over all room size was huge :)
I used a 38cm double centered heavy weight subwoofer with a 1000VA
transformator. I don´t know the real wattage at the output but it was
able to massage the internals of my stomach pretty nicely. It still is
up there because it was assembled there. I doubt i can balance it down
the small stairs from there.
Back to the listening. With this baby in action i had on several
classical recordings the feeling a Bus or Track is driving by near. 
It must be that in several places the recent Operas are resident in the
mid of towns where this very low acoustic noise due to passing big
vehicles or even a tram can´t be completely filtered out for a
recording.
I remember one Satie cd i always had the feeling a bus-stop is in front
of my house.
With my recent system that ends ~40Hz i rarely have that feeling, even
less with headphones.
Does anyone have this same experience?


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Wombat

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