Here's the best method I'm aware of for properly positioning a single sub:ġ. If you're just going to utilize a single sub in your room, the best you can hope to attain is good bass response and integration with your main speakers at your preferred listening seat.īecause bass sound waves are so long, often longer than any dimension in smaller rooms, the placement of the sub within the room is very important for optimizing bass performance at your 'sweet spot' listening seat. I have no connections of any kind with Audio Kinesis, I'm just a very satisfied customer.
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Audio Kinesis also offers a 30-Day in-home trial period. I'm almost certain a dba would work equally well with your speakers and room. It's given my system seamlessly integrated bass down to 20 Hz +/- 3dB that's capable of reproducing accurate, natural and life-like bass whether the bass content is deep and powerful or fast and taut. I bought the Audio Kinesis DEBRA complete kit( almost identical to the Swarm) a few years ago and I'm thrilled with it. I have large Magnepan panel loudspeakers which are notoriously difficult speakers to integrate with subs. Here's a link to a review of the Swarm system by The Absolute Sound: These dba systems can be purchased as complete kits (4 rather small 2.5'h x2'w x1'd unamplified subs with a 1K watt amp with equalizer and crossover) such as the Audio Kinesis Swarm and DEBRA systems for about $3K or you can build your own custom dba using your choice of subs. It basically consists of 4 subs strategically placed in the room that delivers exceptionally good bass throughout the entire room, not just at a designated 'sweet spot. It's called a distributed bass array system and it provides state of the art bass response in virtually any room and integrates seamlessly with any speakers. If you like your ATC mains and have the space in your room, I think I have a good solution for you.
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