http://www.wooferbasstest.com/subwoofer-adjustments/bass-performance.html Blow Your Speakers Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:38:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.wooferbasstest.com/subwoofer-adjustments/bass-performance.html/comment-page-1#comment-4892 gregory battaglia Mon, 01 Nov 2010 08:14:26 +0000 http://www.wooferbasstest.com/subwoofer-adjustments/bass-performance.html#comment-4892 The 6moons review of Dynaudio's Focus 110A powered bookshelf speakers says that using a subwoofer won't improve the bass responses of these otherwise excellent speakers. How is this so? If you adjust the mid and low frequency filters (http://www.dynaudio.com/manuals/DYN_Focus110A_manual.pdf ) and/or those on the sub, wouldn't the 110A's 5.7 woofer naturally be better at reproducing the midrange and the subwoofer the lows? If yes, provide all details for making these adjustments as accurately as possible. And, if possible, please recommend a 10" or 12" sub with a Class AB-biased amplifier. Thank you. The 6moons review of Dynaudio’s Focus 110A powered bookshelf
speakers says that using a subwoofer won’t improve the bass responses of these otherwise excellent speakers. How is this so?
If you adjust the mid and low frequency filters (http://www.dynaudio.com/manuals/DYN_Focus110A_manual.pdf )
and/or those on the sub, wouldn’t the 110A’s 5.7 woofer naturally be
better at reproducing the midrange and the subwoofer the lows?
If yes, provide all details for making these adjustments as accurately as possible. And, if possible, please recommend a 10″ or 12″ sub with a Class AB-biased amplifier. Thank you.

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