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Standing waves??
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Pure_Brew
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking anyway. BUT.. I do have much bigger speakers that I can play in that room, that are ported and play even lower without this issue. I'm thinking it is a tuning problem. I would love to run a sweep on these woofers and stuff the numbers into a design program.
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Where is you bass xover at?
Pure_Brew
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not 100% sure but i believe between 2-3k
speakerman1
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10" Pretty extended for a woofer. Another tweeter that will go down a little further. That way you can get a lower X over point.
Pure_Brew
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It's an 8, don't know what the actual crosspoint is. What is your thinking on moving the crosspoint and buying a different tweeter? Seems fine except for that boost around 50hz
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what do uyou mean boost?
Pure_Brew
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Everything sounds really acceptable until you get to a certain point in the Bass. From what I can tell, it is too loud at a certain point which seems to be around 50hz.