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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8671229" data-attributes="member: 650438"><p>yeah you can say all you want about musicality and stuff but as a true metal listener, you wont get any real kick drum impact tuned low otherwise you just dont like it loud.  Cabin gain smooths out the peaks pretty well and you want your peak higher not lower. Accuracy and group delay is still perfect so idk why the fk anyone would tune in the low 30s for metal. Theoretical graphs are far different from actual real world results when cabin gain comes into play.  What you can really expect from a low 30s tuned enclosure for metal is absolutely fking useless output for metal unless you listen to newer metal with actual drops reaching 40hz and under. otherwise kick drums have zero chest punch or gut wrenching impact like you would feel at a real metal concert.   Imagine you bought a subwoofer setup purely for metal kicks but the only time your subwoofer comes alive is when you play decaf shit. LOL.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8671229, member: 650438"] yeah you can say all you want about musicality and stuff but as a true metal listener, you wont get any real kick drum impact tuned low otherwise you just dont like it loud. Cabin gain smooths out the peaks pretty well and you want your peak higher not lower. Accuracy and group delay is still perfect so idk why the fk anyone would tune in the low 30s for metal. Theoretical graphs are far different from actual real world results when cabin gain comes into play. What you can really expect from a low 30s tuned enclosure for metal is absolutely fking useless output for metal unless you listen to newer metal with actual drops reaching 40hz and under. otherwise kick drums have zero chest punch or gut wrenching impact like you would feel at a real metal concert. Imagine you bought a subwoofer setup purely for metal kicks but the only time your subwoofer comes alive is when you play decaf shit. LOL. [/QUOTE]

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