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I know the grass is always greener on the other side but I have an itch to get an FV15HP for real power way down low. Love the F15 but when I hear my dads system when I come over to watch movies his dual ported 12" $600 klipsch subs almost blow the roof off. Will I lose a noticeable amount of quality in music? I use an HK990 to cross over my sierra raal towers at 50hz. Thanks!
Also remember that a lot of that may be a result of the room and how the sub(s) is EQ'd/setup. Also could be because he has two subs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brannigan
If I remember correctly, Klipsch subs don't really have an output advantage down low over a sealed F15.
Is there a way you can borrow his subs and try them at your place.
He offered to let me try. It would probably be a good idea before I go spending money.
eh...i'm having doubts lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYKIF7OhJAA
And if you can, take some measurements so you really know what is going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brannigan
I don't have a way to do that but I'll do the best I can with my ears. Do you think just an f15hp non ported version would be a better choice? I never learned how to use the PEQ but since I cross over at 50hz maybe I can tweak it for a little more punch at the bottom without killing the amp?
It's hard to say without knowing what is going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brannigan
How do you have the sub setup 14hz/high?
yep. 14hz high damping with limiter on and volume at 12 noon. it can actually go a lot louder than my room needs but not without making music sound bloated and...spongey? i guess i thought a port might give more tactile feel without over doing the higher frequencies. i should mention my room is about 15x15x10 with carpet and a couch with 2 bookshelves.
Try messing around with different tuning and damping settings.
My system is perfect. Life's not fair. Now what do I do :(