Recent content by Chris81

Why is it so hard to stay on topic.:rolleyes:

You don't need to get nervous a Harbeth SHL5+ X.D. is a great speaker. :)

Or a speaker with a falling bass curve bass response

Please don't do it. The speaker, crossover and driver are designed to work together, bunging a bass reflex port is IMO nothing I would ever recommend, I have tried it in the past many times and it made things even worse. It didn't solve the problems but brought other problems (unwanted dips in...

I have measured with REW to an moved the speakers in 10cm steps, no BIG difference at the lowest room node, maybe above 150Hz, but that's it.

Imagination, nothing more. You can't cheat physic.

But not in the bass: Wave length...you know

As I mentioned already.

I was only talking about a more or less empty room not your room per se. I have to admit, I over read the "at the mo" first. But still, bass problems are hard to solve with furniture and other "living room stuff".

@ToTo Man : The basis for my statement is this:

@Neil P I meant furniture, shelfs, curtains, plants. An more or less empty room is a nightmare for the sound.

I'm afraid to say, but unfortunately (IMO) yes as long as you don't change the inventory fundamentally .😞

No cable in the world will solve the bass that drastic. Period.

A acoustic nightmare of a room. IMO no chance to get good sound at all.