Hello all. As I increase the gain on my SVS 10" box sub, the SPL meter reading definately increases with it. However, the volume to my ears doesn't seem to increase as with my other speakers (eg. L/R/C). Sure, the "boominess" can be felt more as I crank it up, but the volume seems to be the same. Is this normal with the lower frequencies? Thanks!
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General Subwoofer Calibration/Gain Question
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5/17/09 at 2:27pm
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