tattoo_Dan

tattoo_Dan

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we remodeled the living room last year,from the ground up,new carpet & pad,new layer of pine panels,all new wiring,new paint.
here are a few quick pics

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tattoo_Dan

tattoo_Dan

Banned
I bought a drum off ebay and put it together with the legs and had a round glass top cut.
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timoteo

timoteo

Audioholic General
At first i saw the sub next to couch & thought "thats all the bass he has in that large room?" but then i saw the second one up front & thought "oh good he has 2 subs!". Dual 12"s probably sounds pretty good in there!

Very cozy livingroom. Great speaker placement. Id bring the back couch off the wall a few feet & pull all the seats a bit closer to tv. This would give you a better rear sound presentation at the same time getting you a little closer to the screen. Just a thought! :)

So have you done the bass crawl & found that those 2 locations you have your subs are the best sounding?

Ive read that having dual subs equal distance from your seat is optimal. Or just from looking at the room id try leaving the front sub in that front left corner area but move the rear sub to the rear left corner area. This way they both benefit from corner loading which will give you more output & they will be placed across the room from eachother in opposite diagonal corners. This would probably give you great coverage & good boundary gain. Since your room is open to other areas you need to use all the tricks in the book.

Do you have the subs level matched or gain matched?

Congrats on the new look! Its always nice to give your room a facelift...specially the most important one, the theater room!!!
 
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tattoo_Dan

tattoo_Dan

Banned
At first i saw the sub next to couch & thought "thats all the bass he has in that large room?" but then i saw the second one up front & thought "oh good he has 2 subs!". Dual 12"s probably sounds pretty good in there!

Very cozy livingroom. Great speaker placement. Id bring the back couch off the wall a few feet & pull all the seats a bit closer to tv. This would give you a better rear sound presentation at the same time getting you a little closer to the screen. Just a thought! :)

So have you done the bass crawl & found that those 2 locations you have your subs are the best sounding?

Ive read that having dual subs equal distance from your seat is optimal. Or just from looking at the room id try leaving the front sub in that front left corner area but move the rear sub to the rear left corner area. This way they both benefit from corner loading which will give you more output & they will be placed across the room from eachother in opposite diagonal corners. This would probably give you great coverage & good boundary gain. Since your room is open to other areas you need to use all the tricks in the book.

Do you have the subs level matched or gain matched?

Congrats on the new look! Its always nice to give your room a facelift...specially the most important one, the theater room!!!

since these pics,I have moved the rear sub to the other rear corner,to below the surfboard,

I'm not sure what you mean "subs level matched or gain matched?",

I have them both running through the anti-mode 8033 and I have used a RS meter to adjust all the levels.
 
Irvrobinson

Irvrobinson

Audioholic Spartan
Nice room. Doesn't look too humble too me! Don't let my wife see that drum lamp table or I'll have to make one too.
 

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