It'a an apples to oranges thing I know, but try disconnecting one of your bass panels. I'd be curious to know how much your head keeps getting yanked in the direction of the operating bass panel.
"Jazz is not dead - it just smells funny" FZ
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In Reply to: RE: My IIIas cross over from bass panel to mid panel @ 340hz (-6dB mid-point)! :-)) ... posted by andyr on January 13, 2009 at 00:09:12
The first crossover point in a 3-way will be lower than the only crossover point in a 2-way. It's actually the 2nd point that can be the more problematic in a 3-way, isn't it? The greater issue here, as I'm glad to see someone else also mention, is placing a single sub at a room boundary and having it operate all the way up to 300Hz. There's going to be an audible disconnect between the sub and the satellites. I could be wrong (as I mentioned before - that would be nothing new), but I don't think that would work. 60Hz is one thing, but 100Hz is getting you into trouble, and 300Hz is just asking for it IMO.
It'a an apples to oranges thing I know, but try disconnecting one of your bass panels. I'd be curious to know how much your head keeps getting yanked in the direction of the operating bass panel.
"Jazz is not dead - it just smells funny" FZ
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