sub woofer

[demt]

ive just added a sub woofer to my system .the sound difference is amazing even if you have quite a good set up im sure youll find one of these add an extra dimension to your music
Do many of us allready own a subwoofer, im finding it essential!
there seems to be a 1/2 price sale on and you can pick up hi fi quality for under a 100 pounds
https://www.auna-multimedia.co.uk/Hifi- ... Beige.html

[demt]

its all so allmost plug in and play and has an onboard amplyfier

[Loque]

I would need a woofer too. But for this make sense, i need a better room and less neighbors... Until this happens, i need to kick my self in the butt and dont turn up the bass all the time while mixing.

[demt]

Erm it's easily adjustable is whare I think your stuck I think you underestimate it's subeltie and strength when added to the mix even at very low volume there's a good sounding difference but I'm lucky I can adjust all the relative volumes with my mixer go on get won you won't regret it

[O1B]

Yep. I need to Sub Woof myself. But, ill upgrade to better speakers first. Solo6 be.

w/Proper gain staging and monitoring, I can blast my music, feel my bass, and get no complaints.
And,I live in NYC.
You just gotta gain take properly.

But, that fact is over most people's heads.

[donking2010]

I just got myself a Genelec 7050B sub..... and DAMN! That thing thumps. Plus I really highlighted what my low-end was doing. Great tool!

[O1B]

100 dB SPL
Input 5 main + LFE analog channels
Output: 5 main channels
Driver: 205 mm (8")
Free field frequency response: 25 - 85 Hz (LFE 85/120 Hz) ±3 dB


Thanks for the vote of approval. I just KNOW I'm missing something.
Ive gone as far as I can without one, I think.

I just got myself a Genelec 7050B sub..... and DAMN! That thing thumps. Plus I really highlighted what my low-end was doing. Great tool!

[kimothebeatmaker]

Yes! I got my Yamaha SW10 Studio a while back brand new, and it wasn't cheap. They go along with the MSP10 Studio perfect match. Designed by Akira Nakamura, guy who made the original NS10s. These were his last hoorah before retiring. They are amazing.

https://www.aztekcomputers.com/SW10Stud ... gLDZfD_BwE

[joeyluck]

I would need a woofer too. But for this make sense, i need a better room and less neighbors... Until this happens, i need to kick my self in the butt and dont turn up the bass all the time while mixing.

You can do just that and use Buttkickers! Lol. It's what I use. I have two of the Buttkicker Concert powered by a Behringer NU3000. It doesn't distrurb anybody unless I crank it and shake the whole house lol. They also make smaller ones that attach to computer chairs.

[O1B]

Good Lord.

25-150Hz (-10dB)
Maximum Sound Pressure Level (SPL) 111dB @ 1m
180W

Nice.

Yes! I got my Yamaha SW10 Studio a while back brand new, and it wasn't cheap. They go along with the MSP10 Studio perfect match. Designed by Akira Nakamura, guy who made the original NS10s. These were his last hoorah before retiring. They are amazing.

https://www.aztekcomputers.com/SW10Stud ... gLDZfD_BwE

[Ixus]

I will never go back!
Really nice with a sub!

My HS5 speakers were not bassy enough on their own and im not a fan of headphone mixing.