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In Reply to: Strange but true subwoofer tales... posted by Mark Man on October 4, 2014 at 13:00:23:
That's usually the impact of various room effects. Still, something doesn't quite jive and I wonder if it may be a matter of electronic settings altering our perspectives. It also may be a function of how the furniture is laid out.Happily, it is working for you now; plus you keep looking to polish it. Keep us posted, please.
In any event Satie's sense of humor has surprised me. No wonder I was not allowed to play the tuba, the violin and a flute at the same time! The tuba's bass would have intermodulated the smaller instruments' sound.*
(*I did bring a sousaphone home once and tried playing it and the fiddle at once, just for kicks. LOL, my mother kicked me out of the house!)
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