You ain't got shit if you ain't got this 6,000 watt 50" subwoofer that can generate 105dB at 5Hz and over 130dB at 20Hz.
https://www.aia-cinema.com/active-speakers/smsg50.html
https://www.aia-cinema.com/active-speakers/smsg50.html
This is exactly why I wanted more subs in my room. Pure subwoofer envy and 4 15s get me 60, right?You ain't got shit if you ain't got this 6,000 watt 50" subwoofer that can generate 105dB at 5Hz and over 130dB at 20Hz.
https://www.aia-cinema.com/active-speakers/smsg50.html
This is exactly why I wanted more subs in my room. Pure subwoofer envy and 4 15s get me 60, right?
That was pure sarcasm/tongue-in-cheek. Yes I realize that to be the case.Area don't work that way, bro!
You more than fifteen of them 15 inch subwoofers to equal one 60 inch subwoofer.
Or would you suggest an Atmos array. Floor, mid wall and then in-ceiling? This could be the best I'm guessing. So if someone is sitting on a bar stool versus a recliner, they will have vertical linearity. I'm definitely thinking about this right so don't tell me otherwise.Perfect!!!
Good call.soooooo Back to the Future
soooooo Back to the Future
So, maybe we have finally found the sub that will create the "brown note"!
That thing scares me.
I would've guessed the enclosure being larger.