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In Reply to: Show me these speakers you speak of. posted by Gmood1 on December 27, 2005 at 10:13:43:
People who buy expensive large speakers want more bass than that -- although they could always plug their bass port for a more gradual roll-off.Most sealed enclosure two-way speakers have the smooth bass roll off (12dB/octave) you prefer.
I haven't been reading Stereophile regularly in the past two years -- you sure pointed out two good examples of bass peaks that can't be explained solely by a microphone proximity effect.
Maybe a new trend.
Not good.
Follow Ups:
My speakers give usable output into the mid 20 hz range. In my room they are flat to 35Hz and slowly roll off from there.Here's some measurments I did from 10 feet away at 75dB from 50hz down to 21hz.
In the mid 40s I had a lot of vibration in the room from loose objects. Pulling them out from the wall may decrease this just a bit to.But I don't have the space to do this.Also the tones lasted 10 seconds each.In real music the frequencies don't exist that long any way.So I don't hear any problems when listening to music .Not bad for a single driver speaker ;-).60dB 21hz -15
63dB 22hz -12
65dB 23hz -10
68dB 24hz -7
70dB 25hz -5
70dB 26hz -5
70dB 27hz -5
71dB 28hz -4
72dB 29hz -3
72dB 30hz -3
73dB 31.5hz -2
73dB 32hz -2
74dB 33hz -1
74dB 34hz -1
75db 35hz -0
75db 36hz -0
75dB 37hz -0
75db 38hz -0
76dB 39hz +1
76db 40hz +1
78dB 41hz +2
79dB 42hz +4
80dB 45hz +5
80dB 46hz +5
79dB 47hz +4
78dB 48hz +3
76dB 49hz +1
75dB 50hz -0
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