Hello,
So I have 2 HSU VTF-15H MK1 subs and an MWF15 sandwiched between then right behind my couch on my unfinished basement which has mostly opened space. The theater is not centered but if you imagine the whole basement split on two sides, I am centered on one half of that space and I sit close at around 13' so not in the middle of the room either.
IN any case, the vibrations you get on the couch from those 3 subs is really immersive to me and I enjoy it a lot so I dont feel like moving them around at all although I could move the MF15 if it helps "fixing" the frequency response.
I am attaching two screenshots showing the current readings I dot. Big dips at 50 and even 125 looks very low. The subs are crossedover at 80Hz so maybe I will try at 120Hz to see how it behaves.
On the screenshot with two readings the left is one HSU only and the Right one is both HSUs.
On the screenshot showing only a reading on the left column, that one is all 3 Subs.
I basically was shooting for 90db (actually ended up with 92db by mistake) at 80Hz and then measured everything else from there.
So my Harman KArdon 635 is old but powerful in my opinion so I was thinking about either getting a newer one with some Audissey feature or maybe there is something I can add to my receiver without going to crazy in $$$$ to help.
What do you guys think?
So I have 2 HSU VTF-15H MK1 subs and an MWF15 sandwiched between then right behind my couch on my unfinished basement which has mostly opened space. The theater is not centered but if you imagine the whole basement split on two sides, I am centered on one half of that space and I sit close at around 13' so not in the middle of the room either.
IN any case, the vibrations you get on the couch from those 3 subs is really immersive to me and I enjoy it a lot so I dont feel like moving them around at all although I could move the MF15 if it helps "fixing" the frequency response.
I am attaching two screenshots showing the current readings I dot. Big dips at 50 and even 125 looks very low. The subs are crossedover at 80Hz so maybe I will try at 120Hz to see how it behaves.
On the screenshot with two readings the left is one HSU only and the Right one is both HSUs.
On the screenshot showing only a reading on the left column, that one is all 3 Subs.
I basically was shooting for 90db (actually ended up with 92db by mistake) at 80Hz and then measured everything else from there.
So my Harman KArdon 635 is old but powerful in my opinion so I was thinking about either getting a newer one with some Audissey feature or maybe there is something I can add to my receiver without going to crazy in $$$$ to help.
What do you guys think?
