The bass is the place...


Seems like that most speaker manufacturer’s are able to deliver a speaker that can, and mostly does, a reasonable job in the highs and the mids, BUT the bass is where so many fall down! This is also what most manufacturers ask big money for...the more bass capability the higher the asking price. So, we are left with, at least IMHO, most speakers that really cannot produce accurate and extended bass with any real precision. Your thoughts? Why is the bass the place?
daveyf

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This is why I gave up on subwoofers. First, you're constantly worried about bass levels...all the time...not to mention the optimum placement.  And I never liked how my primary amp sounded with them on the same circuit.  I probably gave up too soon...but I felt like I was chasing my own tail at times.

Anyway, over the years I've developed a 6th sense in handling the room I'm in.  That has helped.  But right now I have the opposite problem: My Primaluna has a lot of bass slam...it's kinda ridiculous. This is not hyperbole. My speakers are Salk Songtowers with 5" mid-bass drivers and there is no need for a subwoofer. I can't believe how good  the bass sounds.

Anyway I hope acoustic ceilings come back in fashion. They really do make stereos sound better...no contest.