Looking to run a true 5HZ signal to my Sub woofers but think my anthem receiver will Bottle neck this.

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Allen Vos

Junior Audioholic
Actually, I did not pull it out of thin air, I used the info I had, but I accept your info is likely correct, but it has made no significant difference except to minimally reduce the power handling with the lower number. This xmax is not worth arguing over, as it has no practical significance. If you don't high pass the driver as it reaches its excursion limit, then you stand a very good chance of ruining the driver. Look it up, sealed designs need low and high passing and all commercial sealed designs have that, and plate amps for sealed designs also have that ability. This is part of speaker design 101.
PLEASE STOP TALKING
 
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Allen Vos

Junior Audioholic
This positioning doesn't often align with where one's spouse says the subs work best though. Haha
For sure man...... Im just going to stop speculating and focus on learning how to setup the subs via REW software and the mini dsp. Its the only way Im going to sort out bass nulls and frequency cancelation. This seems liike the best option righ now
 
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Allen Vos

Junior Audioholic
You are determined to find out the hard way!
Alert the media, everyone! The Resident Audio Ancient has spoken! I'm sure I'm about to suffer a catastrophic subwoofer failure any second now. Just like all the other users currently enjoying single-digit frequencies with zero issues. Clearly, your vast knowledge of 1950s gramophones makes you an expert on modern subwoofers. It must be exhausting being so confidently wrong, especially when the manufacturer literally states these play down to 0Hz. No one wants your "help." Please go back to yelling at the neighborhood kids to get off your lawn.
 
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