Guys - Yesterday, Spyboy posted a new thread. It's an interesting conversation to have.
I think the basics behind the thread is Rythmik Audio has established a baseline for the output at 20 Hz for their subwoofers.
The response on that forum has been to make fun of Spyboy for posting it.
I believe that both Spyboy and Rythmik are making the point that 20 Hz is the lowest frequency needed in order to have a great subwoofer. (Edit - Rythmik does have a 14 Hz extension setting on their sealed subs, so there is some proof that they expect a deeper in room response in certain situations, which is natural in sealed subs).
Archea has made much the same point with his captivators here.
This is not my agreeing with the premise (I think, for our subs, 16 Hz is the number), but it is worth discussing without abusing the OP.
The thread can be found here:
Spyboy - feel free to join us here for this discussion.
I think the basics behind the thread is Rythmik Audio has established a baseline for the output at 20 Hz for their subwoofers.
The response on that forum has been to make fun of Spyboy for posting it.
I believe that both Spyboy and Rythmik are making the point that 20 Hz is the lowest frequency needed in order to have a great subwoofer. (Edit - Rythmik does have a 14 Hz extension setting on their sealed subs, so there is some proof that they expect a deeper in room response in certain situations, which is natural in sealed subs).
Archea has made much the same point with his captivators here.
This is not my agreeing with the premise (I think, for our subs, 16 Hz is the number), but it is worth discussing without abusing the OP.
The thread can be found here:
Spyboy - feel free to join us here for this discussion.
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