How to set subwoofer levels – volume, crossover and phase Subwoofers often have three adjustment dials – volume, crossover and phase. Phase can alternatively be a simple 0/180-degree ...

For the best integration with your room, try to find a room 'node'. Place your subwoofer where you usually sit, connect it, and then disconnect your speakers (at the amp end).

Some experts recommend always sticking the sub in the room's corner. I rarely do that, but corner placement will produce more bass at a given subwoofer volume setting.

Subwoofer Placement is an important factor in achieving proper output and balance with the rest of the speaker system. The majority of the Receivers/ Preamps on the market only offer a fixed 80Hz Low ...

Optimizing subwoofer placement within your room is the key to achieving the best possible performance.

Placing a subwoofer in cabinetry will drop the in room Sound Pressure Level (SPL) of a subwoofer. Try to find a subwoofer that provides a high amount of SPL in the lower frequencies. These are ...

Determine Subwoofer Placement by Ear If you don’t have access to a suite of audio measurement tools, you can still get your sound properly dialed in using the crawl test.

Almost every subwoofer installation is plagued by response irregularities that are habitually attributed to “room resonances”. A study of the situation reveals that the majority of serious problems ...

The new Heston 60 provides a smaller alternative to the previously launched Heston 120 flagship, while the Heston Sub 200 can ...

There is no magic formula for subwoofer placement: experiment with locations, because every room is different. But be on the lookout for “nodes,” which are areas in the room where there will be way ...