Monitor speakers on top of subs

[coot]

Thanks, bobbmd. Thinking now about Kii 3, and be done. Saving up.

[Sam Lord]

I think my setup is ideal for this, look at my profile photo to view it.  I use extremely heavy and rigid stands, each with an ATC SL20 passive on the top shelf, a stereo amp for vertical biamping on the lower shelf, then a Velodyne DD12+ on the base of the stand.  Every transducer is time-aligned by ear for my preferred listening position. (Write me for instructions.)  Each channel was positioned by rule of fifths wrt room depth and width. (It's a narrow room.)  For stands I have custom-built Sound Anchor ADJ2s, around $1.5k/pr and about 130 lbs each.  Each shelf mounts with 2 x 3/8" bolts, monstrously rigid.  I run my ATCs full range and supplement with the subs.  I roll the subs in at 55Hz, slope around 18dB/oct IIRC. 

[Ralf11]

can I convince anyone to not put anything on their subs?

 

and to use a swarm of subs?

[bobbmd]

@Ralf11 Jersey guy subs are ok(they're EVERYWHERE) but the one's at Rutt's Hut Clifton NJ with FRIED hot dogs are great or any Jersey Italian corner deli subs anywhere in north jersey especially on Bloomfield Ave or Broad Street

Remember in Jersey everything is legal, as long as you don't get caught

[davide256]

5 hours ago, Ralf11 said:

can I convince anyone to not put anything on their subs?

 

and to use a swarm of subs?

Another alternative could be to use an Anthem amp with its built in room correction... they can help lesser speakers bass quite a bit assuming the problem is

non linearity,  and not bass distortion

[Lone Mountain Audio]

On 10/26/2019 at 11:23 AM, Ralf11 said:

can I convince anyone to not put anything on their subs?

 

and to use a swarm of subs?

 

Im agreeing with you 100%.