Bass Enhance Test

Posted by Doug Salvas [IP: 209.51.242.97] on August 25, 1999 at 12:31:38
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In Reply to: Bass Enhance Test posted by Don Coleman on August 25, 1999 at 12:05:03:

But Don, full range speakers also cause problems as far as placement goes.

In my new set-up I'm trying to make the loudspeakers as inconspicuous as possible, so I'm trying to avoid having huge sides. To me, having the full range loudspeaker's drivers at ear level, where it most likely be, is good for music, but causes one to be able to localize too much on the speaker for movies.

Also, I am planning on using THX certified speakers which are a.) Dipoles and b.) inherently roll off at 80 Hz so I have no choice but to use a subwoofer.

Maybe I should just keep my current speakers and not go the THX route.

Hmm...I'll have to think this one over.

Follow Ups:

• Bass Enhance Test - Philip Brandes 17:06:35 08/25/99 (0)
• Bass Enhance Test - Michael A. Cohen 16:58:25 08/25/99 (0)
• Bass Enhance Test - Josh Carter 16:28:28 08/25/99 (6)
  • Bass Enhance Test - Doug Salvas 10:13:35 08/27/99 (4)
    • Bass Enhance Test - Philip Brandes 10:36:15 08/27/99 (3)
      • Bass Enhance Test - Doug Salvas 11:16:10 08/27/99 (2)
        • Bass Enhance Test - Philip Brandes 20:24:22 08/27/99 (1)
          • Bass Enhance Test - Doug Salvas 08:48:22 08/30/99 (0)
  • Bass Enhance Test - Rick Tanzella 21:59:36 08/25/99 (0)

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