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In Reply to: RE: Magnepan 3.7i Phasing posted by Satie on August 30, 2016 at 20:36:38:
I have DIY absorbers behind the speakers and opposite the right speaker (short side) as well as at the corners on the short side. This seems to help some. There is a peak in the bass around 40-45 hz which roughly corresponds to the long side distance of 23'. Since 40 hz notes are fairly rare in acoustic music - what I mostly listen to (jazz, classical) - it is not a real issue.
Now when I think about it I have never tried putting the sub on the left side (open side). I'll have to do that this afternoon to see if that peak resolves -- or buy another sub when the boss is not looking :).
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- RE: Magnepan 3.7i Phasing - neolith 05:55:21 08/31/16 (2)
- RE: Magnepan 3.7i Phasing - Satie 06:05:26 08/31/16 (1)
- RE: Magnepan 3.7i Phasing - neolith 04:30:02 09/01/16 (0)
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