I have been playing around with sub postioning and eq'ing.
If I place the sub in the front of the room, I can get an almost perfect +-2 dB response all the way down to 18hz, but only with rather big eq cuts. The only problem is that in seats 2 or 3, the response kinda sucks. Because of eq, I am getting a huge peak at 40hz.
If I place the sub in the back of the room, I get a pretty nice response. I do get a slight dip in the 22-25hz range (about 4-5 dB), which I hate to look at, but besides that, I am flat all the way down to 18hz. The good thing about placing the sub in the rear, is I get a pretty even response in all three seating positions, and I also get increased headroom by about 2-3 dB.
Any thoughts?
If I place the sub in the front of the room, I can get an almost perfect +-2 dB response all the way down to 18hz, but only with rather big eq cuts. The only problem is that in seats 2 or 3, the response kinda sucks. Because of eq, I am getting a huge peak at 40hz.
If I place the sub in the back of the room, I get a pretty nice response. I do get a slight dip in the 22-25hz range (about 4-5 dB), which I hate to look at, but besides that, I am flat all the way down to 18hz. The good thing about placing the sub in the rear, is I get a pretty even response in all three seating positions, and I also get increased headroom by about 2-3 dB.
Any thoughts?