DAN:
>You want a subwoofer or two.
WALT:
>No, I don't, it would have to be one per channel to satisfy me. And
>that's even more space needed. I'm not a fan of the mono subwoofer
>compromise. And complete speaker setups that include the low range do a
>better job than any of the subwoofer systems I've heard. Unfortunately,
>subwoofers are popular making choices in complete speakers less.
"Full range" (and that's a term subject to interpretation) monitors
are going to be very large. If you want to go below, say, 40 Hz, you
either need monster monitors or a big subwoofer or two. With a sub
want to use an adjustable electronic crossover so you can set a
crossover frequency lower than the 80 or 120 Hz used for home theater
subs. And rent a analyzer so you can experiment with positioning and
levels. The idea is just to extend the monitors at the bottom.
-Dan Dugan
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