Hi,
FWIW I like to drop the tuning until there is no obvious "knee" point.
That is the droop rate accelerates as you go down, good general matching.
This is usually Fvent around 0.7 of normal (half an octave) and in my
experience you do get the sound of half an octave of extra bass,
given the rest of the bass is more controlled and better damped.
Often the - 6dB points are very near, -10dB is always better.
For the above I'd probably go for 26 Hz to 28Hz.
/sreten.
FWIW I like to drop the tuning until there is no obvious "knee" point.
That is the droop rate accelerates as you go down, good general matching.
This is usually Fvent around 0.7 of normal (half an octave) and in my
experience you do get the sound of half an octave of extra bass,
given the rest of the bass is more controlled and better damped.
Often the - 6dB points are very near, -10dB is always better.
For the above I'd probably go for 26 Hz to 28Hz.
/sreten.
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