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Hi folks,
I have a Velodyne F1000 subwoofer that I have had for around 9 years. It is a 10" 80 watt servo model. I was setting it up in a new, larger room today. I spent the better half of an afternoon configuring the sub with a Radio Shack SPL meter and test tones. I was able to find the spot where it was flat as it was going to get (within +- 2 db) from 30 Hz to 100 Hz . The spot was directly behind my listening postion. When the sub was in the corner, there was a nasty 12 db room mode at 40-50 Hz that was activated. This room is about 3600 cubic feet large. The common knowledge is that larger rooms require a larger driver and more amperage. Would upgrading to a sub with more power and a 12" or 15" driver offer any advantage? I know that I would be able to get more SPL out of it. Would there be any other audible difference with a larger driver if the subs are putting out the same SPL at the same frequency? I do most of my listening at 80 Hz, and my current little sub can produce that easily done to 30 Hz. Is there any point upgrading? Thanks, Greg |
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