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Post Subject: LimpschtickPosted by Paul S on: 5/14/2010
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If there are summing modes that raise the SPL at certain low frequencies, then this may mean that treating the room modes will result in a chart that starts falling where the room modes now start, well above 28 Hz. Looking at the chart, this is what I suspect. Of course, I am often wrong... But I agree with Unicon that dealing with the room itself first would be the most productive way to go, and probably the most cost effective, too. Remember that if you ever tighten the floors, you should do this first, since the resonant frequencies will change and/or troughs and peaks will soften when you do this.
As for preserving interior space, there are small-ish subs out there that could blow those sliding glass doors right out of the wall.
Best regards,
Paul SRerurn to Romy the Cat's Site