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<blockquote data-quote="BrianChia" data-source="post: 3012001" data-attributes="member: 576132"><p>I might recommend a sub with lower Fs for HT use. I would definitely recommend a ported box for HT use, and preferably a driver that is suitable to be ported below 20 Hz. A sealed sub is more suitable for live music reproduction, in which frequencies do not commonly go below 30 or 40 Hz. For HT, many ".1" channels have LFE playing at 15-20 Hz so you'll want to port around 20 Hz to accentuate those effects. The TC9 prototype doesn't seem to be optimal for LLT (large low tuned) boxes which are recommended for home theater.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrianChia, post: 3012001, member: 576132"] I might recommend a sub with lower Fs for HT use. I would definitely recommend a ported box for HT use, and preferably a driver that is suitable to be ported below 20 Hz. A sealed sub is more suitable for live music reproduction, in which frequencies do not commonly go below 30 or 40 Hz. For HT, many ".1" channels have LFE playing at 15-20 Hz so you'll want to port around 20 Hz to accentuate those effects. The TC9 prototype doesn't seem to be optimal for LLT (large low tuned) boxes which are recommended for home theater. [/QUOTE]
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