If you are considering going with dual subs, this article will help with optimal placement!
If you’ve ever setup a subwoofer in your home theater system, chances are you’ve noticed that the bass sounds ripe ‘n rumble-y in some parts of the room, but not so good in others. This is due to your room’s acoustic properties and its tendency to reinforce or cancel specific bass frequencies...
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Re: Placement, I agree with Shady here... There is so much more to it, and the common Dogmatic view of Front wall, 1/4 wall, 1/3rd wall, corner loading... It just doesn't work in every situation!
If I put a sub in my front corner, I get a sloppy, muddy mess!
Instead, I took the Geddes technique to heart, and used the Sub Crawl to find the best locations in my room. Two subs, asymetrically placed in my room and each different distances from my mains and LP. It yielded a much better response than any of the more Dogmatic approaches!
Cheers!