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17th January 2006, 09:43 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Melbourne Australia
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OB Bass Observation / Question
Yesterday was my day off, and I knocked up a new rough-as-guts OB "enclosures" to replace my old OBs ... this time I've added an extra woofer to help with the low stuff. I still can't get much if anything below 40hz, but what I do get sounds pretty cool
 I noticed that the bass seems a lot weaker when I'm close to the speakers than when I'm sitting about 10 -12 feet back. OBs don't have the same room influences as box speakers I know, but can anyone explain the physics of this phenomenom? Have you noticed the same / similar? Am I imagining it? Am I a raving loony?  ALF |
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