30-May-2018, 20:29
When you add a second Phantom you spread them out for adequate stereo separation. Now you essentially have two subwoofers in the room so placement is absolutely VITAL.
Now the bass is being produced on the left and right rather centred, like with one Phantom.
The positioning in the room as well as with each other is very vital. If the two Phantom are positioned inadequately with each other it can cause this bass cut.
Try angling them differently. Say instead of straight on angle them in so both tweeters line up straight to you, or if it’s like that already try and angle them straight so the tweeters aim past each ear.
While doing this also experiment with room placement.
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Now the bass is being produced on the left and right rather centred, like with one Phantom.
The positioning in the room as well as with each other is very vital. If the two Phantom are positioned inadequately with each other it can cause this bass cut.
Try angling them differently. Say instead of straight on angle them in so both tweeters line up straight to you, or if it’s like that already try and angle them straight so the tweeters aim past each ear.
While doing this also experiment with room placement.
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