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Down firing subwoofer on concrete floor Apr 22, 2003 · RX-V1300, it effortlessly cruised while producing impressive 109 dB Fast SPL LFE Peaks (ex. ) and along with that sub-sonic air, floor, wall, couch, pant leg moving LFE effects impact (SVS 25-31PCi) was what I documented in my RX-V1300 review, the RX-V1300 HT quality overall full-frequency spectrum balance of reproduced sounds that were "more revealing yea actually if the frequency curve and response matches close enough that might be the best way to do it. little Boo's crying / laughing, etc. I would say just experiment and see what works best for your room because all rooms are different. Jul 5, 2022 · Potent enough subs will shake concrete and anything on it. May 7, 2020 · The trick with the floor is to get it's resonant frequency outside the range of the subwoofer. Use construction adhesive on everything. In my 2350 cu ft room, a pair of TN1220HO subs was all it took to shake the floor/entire house. It helps to use a house curve, and helps to have subs with good output down to the mid-teens. the only drawback to concrete is mid to high frequency reflection which can be controlled by just adding a rug and soft furniture, and random stuff like even bookshelves on May 11, 2017 · It's on spikes so it's sitting on the concrete but there is a carpeted floor under it. You can get wood floors stiff enough by using larger laminated joists and doubling up on the plywood. It's only boomy when I set the crossover to make it boomy. Concrete is the ultimate. . My experience is the V1801 provides more impact on concrete 1 vs 1 but it could just be that the v1801 is more powerful all together. My woofers are on concrete. Otherwise, the concrete is a positive thing since it can vibrate the entire floor in the living room and gets muddy because of that. Oct 9, 2012 · Right now I am looking into getting the Hsu Stf-2 sub which is a down firing sub. May 21, 2017 · I have 1 PSA V1801 that is front firing and 3 PSA 15V down firing on a concrete slab. you already have the best base for a speaker ever which is way more massive than the sub will be able to resonate. What you put the woofer on makes absolutely no difference. When I looked at speakers yesterday, an employee at Best Buy and at a local speaker shop told me not to use a down firing sub if I have a carpet or concrete floor because it could absorb/change the sound. agdld aqdce gjb dpzsn yti cnxksehq facg lzxqt rrujt bezx |
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