Subs and room nodes


Hi everyone. I have heard so much about how multiple subs cancel out room nodes and I am a believer. I would like to learn more about how this happens. Let’s say your sub crossover is set at 80hz but the room node is at a higher frequency. If the sub doesn’t come in until 80 hz and lower how is it able to cancel the node? This is in regards to my new 2 channel dedicated room that I will be adding to my systems page soon. Thanks. 
 

Ron

ronboco

Showing 1 response by erik_squires

Hey,

No, subs don't work magically to cancel room modes above the operating frequency. :) Turns out the worst room modes tend to be in the bass though so that's why usually when we talk about cancelling room modes it's a discussion that centers subwoofers, bass traps and EQ.

Do look into proper room treatment for help in smoothing out the mid-treble as well as the bass.

Best,

 

E