steve nn
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Cool, I would appreciate the help on this one! I will have to try both settings as well, I don't know what the Ultra is capable of at the 25hz setting or the 20hz setting during the same movie. If it's only a couple db's loss in the upper end and a gain in the low end, I can live with that:
It's hard to think of any other setting when I was running 3 20-39's at once, you kind of become used to that low end rumble
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I can understand you getting very used to the extra low-end rummble with three 20-39+'s Scott. Cant figure out why I haven't noticed your name in the past with the both of us running three + cylinders??
I have been running in the 20Hz tune for a few days now with the PB12-Ultra/2 and have found it very enjoyable. I don't feel as though I'm missing out at all. Maybe ever so slightly in the quality of bass with the top port plugged?? That very-well could be overcome with more energy put into dialing it in with the 20Hz tune. Maybe part of my problem with a 20Hz sub is the 25Hz tune is not available. Tell me I cant!, and sure enough I'll want to The numbers I will post come as no surprise but will give you a very good idea of the difference the 20Hz tune presents in the lower SS material versus the 25Hz tune. As for scene readings on different movies-I'll post at another time when they are finalized.
25Hz Tune 20Hz Tune
16Hz--00 60
17------00 65 Correction value needs to be added.
18------62 75 For this purpose I chose to be lazy
19------64 72
20------67 72
21------70 73
22------70 73
23------73 75
24------77 80
25------77 80
26------82 82
27------85 84 > From here the 25 Hz tune presents +1 to +2db advantage.
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I'll hope this posts 90% of the way I have it formatted. I can see it's already off.
I found a little difference also keith in regards to which port is plugged/SPL. MM??
It's hard to think of any other setting when I was running 3 20-39's at once, you kind of become used to that low end rumble
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I can understand you getting very used to the extra low-end rummble with three 20-39+'s Scott. Cant figure out why I haven't noticed your name in the past with the both of us running three + cylinders??
I have been running in the 20Hz tune for a few days now with the PB12-Ultra/2 and have found it very enjoyable. I don't feel as though I'm missing out at all. Maybe ever so slightly in the quality of bass with the top port plugged?? That very-well could be overcome with more energy put into dialing it in with the 20Hz tune. Maybe part of my problem with a 20Hz sub is the 25Hz tune is not available. Tell me I cant!, and sure enough I'll want to The numbers I will post come as no surprise but will give you a very good idea of the difference the 20Hz tune presents in the lower SS material versus the 25Hz tune. As for scene readings on different movies-I'll post at another time when they are finalized.
25Hz Tune 20Hz Tune
16Hz--00 60
17------00 65 Correction value needs to be added.
18------62 75 For this purpose I chose to be lazy
19------64 72
20------67 72
21------70 73
22------70 73
23------73 75
24------77 80
25------77 80
26------82 82
27------85 84 > From here the 25 Hz tune presents +1 to +2db advantage.
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I'll hope this posts 90% of the way I have it formatted. I can see it's already off.
I found a little difference also keith in regards to which port is plugged/SPL. MM??