Jasonovich
Well-known member
Do try filling the port holes with spongy foam. My Focal subwoofers had crazy thumbing bass, I managed to resolve it, using my wife's spare palette yoga mat! I have it spread up against the wall.A big thank you to each and every one of you here for your time, advice, patience, and expertise. Your generosity is truly touching. Once again, if any of you ever feel like crossing the Channel and making your way down to Toulouse, there will be a fine beer or a good glass of wine waiting to accompany a listening session!
By the way, not so far from Stade Toulousain arena. ;-)
Regarding the bungs, I am surprised to see how common this solution seems to be. I was not familiar with it and must admit it makes me question the designer's work a bit.
The positioning shown in the photo offers the best compromise at this point. Not all music styles fare equally. Classical, Baroque, and Romantic music with not too much bass and at a fairly high volume sound magnificent. Jazz in a trio setting remains superb. However, anything in the pop-rock and metal genres quickly becomes tiring, oppressive, muddy, and unclear.
This obviously would be an eye sore in your room, so try using the sponge, simple ideas are sometimes the best.
If the bass can't be resolved, perhaps you're able to exchange these floor standers with smaller stand mounts?
