SR6500 White paper

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  • 1996blackmax
    1996blackmax Posts: 2,436
    edited September 2005
    Have you tried running the mids at 100Hz and the sub at 80Hz. This will leave a gap in the system, but if the boomines came in after going higher than 80Hz with the sub there might be a peak in your system around that range. Some people actually help tame some peaks in their systems this way.
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  • MacLeod
    MacLeod Posts: 14,358
    edited September 2005
    I was running the sub at 80 Hz before this and it still had a hint of too much.

    I listen to 98% heavy metal which has a lot of boominess to it anyway. I sat in the truck for about 30 minutes listening to several CD's with my new configuration and it does sound a lot better. The bass doesnt have as much imact as before but does blend much better.
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  • 1zach4
    1zach4 Posts: 21
    edited March 2006
    i'll have my components installed in a few weeks, running them off an eclipse XA4000
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  • Pinkank
    Pinkank Posts: 12
    edited August 2006
    seriously nice, i wish i could afford them
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