19-Jan-2017, 13:47
I'm glad you brought this up, MountainGuy, as I thought I was barmy. I had wondered whether my being not so bowled over by 2 Phantoms was due to possible destructive sideways interference effects. There was one time I was just playing one and I thought I had MORE bass! I also felt I was fighting this effect when I once trialed some floorstanding speakers with side-firing bass cones (in a small apartment).
Perhaps this is a factor in different people's Phantom experiences, with the exact dimension of their "listening wall", phantom spacing, and the most common bass frequencies in the music they listen to.
Physicists and Acoustics experts please weigh in!
Perhaps this is a factor in different people's Phantom experiences, with the exact dimension of their "listening wall", phantom spacing, and the most common bass frequencies in the music they listen to.
Physicists and Acoustics experts please weigh in!
JRiver v25 (Windows) >> 220Pro/CI >> PMC Twenty5.23 + twin KEF KC62 subs. One White Phantom.
