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In Reply to: RE: Symmetrical placement works in some rooms. posted by AbeCollins on May 17, 2022 at 15:57:25:
Bass at 80hz or so and below should sound like what it actually is: Om.i-directional bass. If bass below 80hz or so seem. "localized", then you've got room problem. or are in need of som. adjustm.nts, or both.In the sam. vein, "stereo bass" typically begins above 80hz or so. If bass above 80hz or so does not seem stereophonic, there is som.thing wrong too.
Whenever I speak of sm.oth, even bass over "a wide and tall listening window", I'm m.stly referring to accurate sounding bass in the om.i-directional range of bass (below 80z or so), without distinct peaks or troughs in the frequency response. When bass should not sound too om.i-directional (but stereophonic instead) and "localized", I do want to hear that represented accurately too.
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- Bass should not seem "localized" below 80hz. - peppy m. 05/17/2216:54:09 05/17/22 (0)
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