I didn't like the issues coming with TH in small systems though (phase, directivity, IMO dsp with FIR is almost a must), a sealed solution is most likely easier to integrate/adjust to the rest of the system.
TH has its uses, but perhaps not in the bedroom.
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Those tiny woofers with big xmax are a bundle of fun, better to put them somewhere you can watch them work and just crank it up.
TH has its uses, but perhaps not in the bedroom.
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Those tiny woofers with big xmax are a bundle of fun, better to put them somewhere you can watch them work and just crank it up.
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FWIW, years ago I had exactly the solution for the usage situation that you're talking about. It was a 4th order bandpass system that I put together using two 6.5" drivers in an isobaric configuration. The bandpass alignment helped to keep distortion low, which made it even more difficult to identify where the bass was coming from.
Of course the drivers available these days are a bit better than what I had access to years ago. If I was going to aim for a similar solution today, I'd probably go for a decent low-tuned PR system based on one good 6.5" subwoofer driver and two PRs.
Of course the drivers available these days are a bit better than what I had access to years ago. If I was going to aim for a similar solution today, I'd probably go for a decent low-tuned PR system based on one good 6.5" subwoofer driver and two PRs.
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Although I think the PE sub placed well would sound better under a bed. This one was suggested due to them being an EU company so local purchase.
Although I think the PE sub placed well would sound better under a bed. This one was suggested due to them being an EU company so local purchase.
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