Sub at the weakest bass point in a room?


Has anyone gotten good results placing a sub in the weakest bass point. For me that is the center of the room in both directions. I know I should try it and see, but it’s heavy to move and I thought it would be okay to ask first.
koestner

Showing 2 responses by millercarbon

What’s really funny is no one wants to admit what I said is true. Their solution is sliders so you can fail more times before you get tired. Oh and of course how not to buy EQ and GIK. At the very least they should recommend something that might actually provide really powerful and perfectly smooth bass like put the sub in the middle of the room and sit on it.
Yes but this is only the first step. With the sub at the weakest bass point it will then become the strongest bass point. The next step is to put the sub at the new weakest bass point, making it the strongest bass point. Crawl around until you find the new weakest bass point. Move the sub. Repeat until you get so sick and tired of moving subs around that you buy a DBA.