How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK?

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My subwoofer got unplugged the other day and I listened to the MGIIIAs and there was just no bass, at least none that I could perceive. Now I know that lots has been said about planar bass - but I wonder if I have a problem.

I ran a few 40-100hz test tones and they were audible, so I assume that everything is working as it should - but how would I verify that?

The speakers are in a 12x13 room and I pull them 3 ft out when I listen. They are powered well and with the sub on I think they sound really good.

I had a though when I rebuilt them - that maybe there is a phase issue. How would one going about confirming that?

Thanks

Derek.-

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Topic - How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - atkin11j@yahoo.com 15:37:30 12/14/14 (5)

RE: How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - neolith 17:08:20 12/14/14 (4)

RE: How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - atkin11j@yahoo.com 04:18:08 12/15/14 (3)

RE: How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - Satie 06:13:42 12/15/14 (2)

RE: How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - atkin11j@yahoo.com 06:32:43 12/15/14 (1)

RE: How do I test my IIIA to make sure they are OK? - Satie 07:33:56 12/15/14 (0)

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