- Aug 10, 2019
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Had a couple of posts now on this issue and thought I would try and get some clarification on settings after some testing.
Had my sub situated in the corner and was far too boomy. So I have moved it face front to see if it will better complement the sound.
Currently I have the volume set to roughly about half way the crossover on max (set in the amp to 80hz) and the dB level at -15 which is as low as it will go.
Movie on....and the bass is still absolutely booming. I try turning the crossover to 80Hz on the sub as well and this backs it off a little.
Is this ok to do. I understand that the volume should be set fairly high and then control from the amp. Only issue is that it won't go any lower in value.
Just need some advice on how to get the bass a little less boomy and have the sub set up so I am not damaging it with dodgy settings.
Had my sub situated in the corner and was far too boomy. So I have moved it face front to see if it will better complement the sound.
Currently I have the volume set to roughly about half way the crossover on max (set in the amp to 80hz) and the dB level at -15 which is as low as it will go.
Movie on....and the bass is still absolutely booming. I try turning the crossover to 80Hz on the sub as well and this backs it off a little.
Is this ok to do. I understand that the volume should be set fairly high and then control from the amp. Only issue is that it won't go any lower in value.
Just need some advice on how to get the bass a little less boomy and have the sub set up so I am not damaging it with dodgy settings.