Why do so many people have problems with bass?

I mean such obsession with bass. Does not your systems play bass? Is it the quality of the bass?

Maybe my system does a really good job and I don't perceive any problems, or maybe I don't know I have a problem.

What is so challenging for systems to produce quality bass?

Is it that they don't hear enough thud?? What hertz range we talking about? It's a pretty wide range.

jumia07-27-2022 3:24am

theaudioamp Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 221 posts 08-01-2022 at 08:00pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete @mambacfa , Traditional rock is light on synthesizer. Orchestral instruments go deeper than any instruments in rock. Electronics music does have very low frequencies.
secretguy Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,591 posts 08-01-2022 at 08:50pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Do problems with bass players count?
kob Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 22 posts 08-01-2022 at 09:31pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete The reason most of the commenters here have a problem with Bass is in the word itself. They are mostly 3/4 of the word.
dekay Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 5,366 posts 08-02-2022 at 02:45am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete And, you would seem (based upon your posts) to be the universal "wipe" for that 3/4's of the word you mention. DeKay
soix Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 8,779 posts 08-04-2022 at 06:22pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete IME there are very few if any speakers that can’t be improved significantly by adding a couple good subwoofers, or even better, four subs. I mean, Wilson uses subs with their colossal Alexandra speakers, so what does that tell you? If you think you have good bass without subs you’re just kidding yourself.