Bass Enhance Test

Posted by Don Coleman [IP: 24.4.254.70] on August 25, 1999 at 12:05:03
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In Reply to: Bass Enhance Test posted by kenh on August 25, 1999 at 09:19:54:

:forget about the subs and having to worry about the balance, purchase speakers that can handle the bass response, you will be alot happier.

Kenh,
Amen. That's the best advice you can give anyone still in the planning stage to get the most out of bass enhance.

For some weeks I've been fooling around with trying the extend the range of my M&K Tripole sides through the use of small subs.

The main problem: I need small subs because of side space limitations and their distance from the amp. By the time I conceal the wire about 45 feet is needed. That's too great a distance to run line-level outputs to the subs.

I considered speaker-level inputs and outputs but very few small sub makers provide them; those that do, I question the quality of their high-level X'overs to the Tripoles.

Full-range speakers seem to negate all those apparent problems.

Don Coleman

Follow Ups:

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