johnyholiday

from faq on web site-Where is the best place to put a subwoofer in my room? First of all, it is generally believed that the bass you hear below approximately 100Hz is non-directional. This means you can point the loudspeaker in any direction and the sound will still reach the listener's ears. Since much of the bass that subwoofers produce is below that frequency, you can place the subwoofer almost anywhere in the room. This is the opposite of full range speakers, which have just a few placement options in a room that allow them to sound good, as they must be positioned for the best combination of imaging and tonal balance. Putting a subwoofer in a corner of the room will make the sub sound the loudest. If your subwoofer is a ported design, keep it at least twice the diameter of the port exit (probably 6-12") away from the nearest wall so that air flowing out of the port is not obstructed. If the bass seems too "boomy" you can "fine tune" the sub by moving it farther from the wall until it sounds smooth to your ears. A popular way of finding the best place for your subwoofer is to hook it up and put it right where you will be sitting in the room. Play something with good, consistent, deep bass and walk around the room. The spot you stand at where the bass sounds best to you is a spot where you might put your subwoofer. Klipsch generally recommends corner placement of the subwoofer because this yields the loudest output (highest efficiency). This does not mean that it will always sound best in this position, and therefore, experimenting with placement is always suggested. It's also important to have the sound from the sub reach the listener in sync with the sound from the main speakers, otherwise the sound will never blend properly. You should not be able to "hear" your subwoofer as a separate entity; instead, it should seem that your main speakers go deeper with greater impact and authority. To achieve simultaneous arrival, the subwoofer should be similar in distance to the listener as the main speakers. It also helps to put the sub in the same general area as the main speakers. If you do not need to maximize sub output, try putting the subwoofer about 1/3 of the way along the front wall of the room as that may offer a smoother tonal balance than corner placement. Can I put more than one subwoofer in my room? There are some people that feel you can never have enough bass. This is a personal preference, of course, and as long as the subwoofers are placed right, multiple subwoofers will produce more bass. It is important to note here that unless the second subwoofer goes deeper than the first one, adding additional subwoofers will only raise the volume of bass. This will not produce deeper bass. Just like finding the best place for one subwoofer, you need to experiment with different positions to find the best places for two or more subwoofers. Some people use one subwoofer for a certain frequency range and the second for another (such as the LFE channel in 5.1 recordings). Other options used are connection of one subwoofer to the front channels and one to the rear channels or one to the center channel and the other to the remaining channels. Sometimes, adding a second subwoofer can smooth bass response throughout the room. This is due to strong acoustic standing waves in the room which are dependent on the basic room dimensions (height, length, and width) and the placement of the sub and primary listening area. With a single sub, it is possible to obtain strong bass at one spot, with very weak bass elsewhere in the room. You can hear this by carefully listening to bass as you move a few feet in any direction. If you have strong bass/weak bass problems, using a second sub in a different location may reduce the severity of the problem. The important thing to remember is to find what sounds best to you! Each room is different, experiment until you find the placement that produces the most pleasing bass to your ears.

thanks alot think i have it now of course i will forget

kg2 later model with D-horn, earlier models had no passive

your on the net, on a pc ,if you have a mic, for your pc use it as a meter,did your amp come with a mic, maybe google for a spl meter i know there are tone genrators an such.it is critical to set up right for fly over effects wirlpool effects.....

didn't you get a new sub ,it might not be the center speaker at all ,your sub could be turned up to loud, or crossed over, same with front left& right mains to high an masking your center i will have to look at your manual if it's on the net it could be alot of things with a dsp avr in your set up

he sold 4 dollys , i would ask for a 30 day in home trail just like a klipsch dealer would give you yea right lol i'd stay away there be a better deal down the road

get the cornwalls an throw the kg4, on top of the corns, maybe even put stands, under the kg4 ,for the six foot height for 7.1 . bottom up Corn-rubbermat-stand-kg4. go for the corns ,whatever your up too, 700 bones is good price you deserve it.

well hell i put my pics out on my isp an now there gone, went back an did a redo now there there i'm afraiad to turn anything off, bahahahah an then gone again oh well

Before valves there was steam

i have to figure out this picture thing sorry, well when my pc is on there will be pics,you deserve nothing less nothing more

most high tech companys ,have ,an make sure ,they have more than one source,for parts before production begins,glad you got this sub ,maybe there was bad karma in the supply chain, the sun never hits the earth twice at the same angle, an know your subsonic alpha waves, will remind you of all the help that you received

if its poked-in get a striaght pen, or a dental pik, or sewing needle ,or the jaws of life, an pull it back out

keeps the dust out, an vents the voice coil for cooling, an dust cap that is solid is vented, on the back like a k-33 woofer

An grandfunk railroad, has my marshal stack ,for back- line equipment, my buddy sold it too their back-line guy

The whole aerosmith draw the line tour 1977 what a mess AC\DC WITH BON SCOTT opened an was great, then tyler an perry come on, an were so blasted they were fighting ,an left the stage ,so it was a jam with the rythem ,bass an dums, didn't matter you could't tell what song they were playing with the full line up anyway

YEA GREGS COOL, AN I HAVE A BASS RIGG HERE ,I'LL BE BILLY GIBONS, AN HE CAN BE DUSTY HILL, WE JUST NEED A DRUMMER!$2550, FOR AN 83 REISSUE, GIBSON MODERNE, UGLY BROTHER TO THE, FLYING V, AN THE EXPLORER- ALSO KNOW AS THE FUTURA, CIRCA 1956 ,BILLY GIBONS OWENS AN ORIGANAL LIKE $50K THEY ARE A GHOST GUITAR, NEVER EXSITED, I THINK THE REISSUES WERE ONLY A RUN OF 149 http://www.instrumentexchange.com/bid-form.asp?list_id=214086&pid=41&catid=131&scatid=496&status=1

Do i have to keep the pics, on my machine, or if i trash em, does it screw the pooch on here, or i'm i losing my BRAIN. "ELEVEN THATS ONE LOUDER INNIT" - NIGEL TUFNEL

LIMITED EDITION PWK stands found in back of banana's hifi

Well hoped that work if not who knows first pic changed when i overwrote it on my desktop interesting pic of kg2 shows the tweeter lifted for a vented port she's an old one no passive radiator

i'm a cyphering this picture thing out geeh

Tweater lifted off motorboard, kg2 with out a passive radiator,for vent

Kg2 hangen out side surround

My view kg4 as presence speakers

Ovations as bass traps