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<blockquote data-quote="mayday0017" data-source="post: 359254" data-attributes="member: 551846"><p>There is no possible way that your sub sounds nice and clear unless you are listening to it at a low volume. If you have it up around half or more of it's potential you can hear the poping noise the sub makes because of it's quick movement that is a chr that you will NEVER be able to remove from speakers no matter how much technology or money goes into the speaker. It is just like snapping a towl. The reason this is noticeable in subs and not so much in midbass or highs is because of the difference in excersion. "an object in motion remains in motion" so with that said I'm sorry my friend your sub doesn't sound pretty unless you are listening to in well below half of it's potential.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mayday0017, post: 359254, member: 551846"] There is no possible way that your sub sounds nice and clear unless you are listening to it at a low volume. If you have it up around half or more of it's potential you can hear the poping noise the sub makes because of it's quick movement that is a chr that you will NEVER be able to remove from speakers no matter how much technology or money goes into the speaker. It is just like snapping a towl. The reason this is noticeable in subs and not so much in midbass or highs is because of the difference in excersion. "an object in motion remains in motion" so with that said I'm sorry my friend your sub doesn't sound pretty unless you are listening to in well below half of it's potential. [/QUOTE]
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