I have had problems with Outlaw LFM-1EX rattling the windows in my neighbors house (single family detached). I used to have a huge peak at 18hz but took care of that by pulling the port plug and switching to max output mode:
I thought this took care of the problem and have the subwoofer turned down very low, but Saturday night and "War of the Worlds" had the neighbors over again. This is pretty ridiculous because it wasn't really that loud and nothing in my house was rattling. They haven't complained about volume level, just rattling. In their words before, they thought we were having earthquakes.
Anyway, I figure it has to be a certain frequency that is causing the problem. I would like to test the frequency and see where the issue is and then come up with some kind of solution, maybe eq for the sub or a filter on the low frequencies and maybe I will add a buttkicker for movies. I have REW, anyone have suggestions for how to test individual frequencies (I haven't really dug into the software) or test tones that I can download?
Thanks,
Don
I thought this took care of the problem and have the subwoofer turned down very low, but Saturday night and "War of the Worlds" had the neighbors over again. This is pretty ridiculous because it wasn't really that loud and nothing in my house was rattling. They haven't complained about volume level, just rattling. In their words before, they thought we were having earthquakes.
Anyway, I figure it has to be a certain frequency that is causing the problem. I would like to test the frequency and see where the issue is and then come up with some kind of solution, maybe eq for the sub or a filter on the low frequencies and maybe I will add a buttkicker for movies. I have REW, anyone have suggestions for how to test individual frequencies (I haven't really dug into the software) or test tones that I can download?
Thanks,
Don
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