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Help with boomy bass.
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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8770707" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Thilo's writeup explains how these terms are not appropriate.</p><p></p><p>Written for the consumption of people who have no idea what any of that means.</p><p>Why do you suppose Tru copies half of the MTX writeup word for word?</p><p></p><p>The takeaway is that "accurate" and "boomy" are just words that are very subjective being used to try to describe Q alignment and possibly distortion or other non linearities. It goes on to explain that contrary to what these other mopes imply (that more air pressure in the box makes things """more accurate""") higher internal pressure in the box DECREASES damping and creates MORE ringing. </p><p></p><p>So yes, proper box size/tuning to fit the woofer in question is important, sealed is much more forgiving if you're off, and you are still a fool who should stick to shitposting in the Thunderdome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8770707, member: 614752"] Thilo's writeup explains how these terms are not appropriate. Written for the consumption of people who have no idea what any of that means. Why do you suppose Tru copies half of the MTX writeup word for word? The takeaway is that "accurate" and "boomy" are just words that are very subjective being used to try to describe Q alignment and possibly distortion or other non linearities. It goes on to explain that contrary to what these other mopes imply (that more air pressure in the box makes things """more accurate""") higher internal pressure in the box DECREASES damping and creates MORE ringing. So yes, proper box size/tuning to fit the woofer in question is important, sealed is much more forgiving if you're off, and you are still a fool who should stick to shitposting in the Thunderdome. [/QUOTE]
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