| Re: Do I need room EQ?
Realize that what give you the most perceived punch like the corner does not always give you the flattest frequency response. Generally, your best sound will be when you can flatten out the large peaks and nulls in the response, then get your punch back by boosting up the overall sub volume by a couple of db. You might find that you can improve your response by just moving the sub out of the corner by a foot or so.
In that area of that dip, your are losing most of an entire octave of bass. In movies and in music, there is a lot of stuff in the area between the 50's and the 80's.
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