new subwoofer help

[hardcore_gamer99]

I have finally sold my pb 2000 pro. Now i am looking for suggestions. One thing is that for 90s bollywood music ported does not perform well, actually is worse. Like i ran indian movie song it had no bass even after running subwoofer at -5dbfs. 1st of all i will have to add 2 subwoofers as one will have null issues as i have normal bedroom untreated and square room 13x11feet. I now want to try other brands as well. Like ascendo/monolith and any other you suggest. Sealed will be bad for movies? I have dali opticon 2 mk2 and denon x4800h.

 

[lovinthehd]

That was a very good sub, and you don't really make any argument for anything particularly better. Most likely it is your setup and/or room particularly rather than the particular sub.

 

[Kingnoob]

I have finally sold my pb 2000 pro. Now i am looking for suggestions. One thing is that for 90s bollywood music ported does not perform well, actually is worse. Like i ran indian movie song it had no bass even after running subwoofer at -5dbfs. 1st of all i will have to add 2 subwoofers as one will have null issues as i have normal bedroom untreated and square room 13x11feet. I now want to try other brands as well. Like ascendo/monolith and any other you suggest. Sealed will be bad for movies? I have dali opticon 2 mk2 and denon x4800h.

Are you streaming it off a specific platform??? or a CD or something? No bass could be a room issue , or caused by a bad audio source.
You could had tried sealing the ports instead of getting rid of it. How can a subwoofer that powerful have no bass? Did you try other sources like a Movie ? Was it calibrated wrong?

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

Are you streaming it off a specific platform??? or a CD or something? No bass could be a room issue , or caused by a bad audio source.
You could had tried sealing the ports instead of getting rid of it. How can a subwoofer that powerful have no bass? Did you try other sources like a Movie ? Was it calibrated wrong?

i tried it as sealed but was sounding hollow

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

That was a very good sub, and you don't really make any argument for anything particularly better. Most likely it is your setup and/or room particularly rather than the particular sub.

 

[shadyJ]

That kind of response is due to a set up issue. It's so severe, I don't even think it can be wholly attributed to room acoustics. It looks like you left the low-pass filter activated on the sub when you tried to integrate it with the speakers. Maybe sure the onboard filter in the sub is set to bypass.