In home theater we are often told of the importance of bass management to take the pressure off the main speakers trying to produce low frequencies and that a subwoofer and setting the main speakers to small makes the system sound cleaner, so why is this rarely/never done in stereo?
Can anyone tell me what capacitor i would need to buy to attenuate frequencies below 50/60hz, has to be capable of standing 200w. Thanks.
Used an eq to attenuate low bass and main speakers could be played much louder and hence could provide much more bass and the midrange sounded cleaner as the midbass unit was not overexcurting below its tuning point. However this is not practical as i need to run the sub aswell and it would mean the sub would not produce these frequencies.
Can anyone tell me what capacitor i would need to buy to attenuate frequencies below 50/60hz, has to be capable of standing 200w. Thanks.
Used an eq to attenuate low bass and main speakers could be played much louder and hence could provide much more bass and the midrange sounded cleaner as the midbass unit was not overexcurting below its tuning point. However this is not practical as i need to run the sub aswell and it would mean the sub would not produce these frequencies.