Lone Mountain Audio Posted September 11, 2019 Share Posted September 11, 2019 I don't think that you will achieve anything by that. What you are describing is called port chuffing, and it's usually a design issue, inherent in the product. Becoming worse with level is letting you know you have exceeded the SPL output capability of the sub. Brad Phonautograph 1 Brad Lunde www.LoneMountainAudio.com (High End Consumer Importer to the Trade) and www.TransAudioGroup.com (High End Pro Audio Importer to the Trade) Brands we import to the US are ATC, Tube Tech, Drawmer, MUTEC, Bettermaker Brands from the US we distribute are A Designs, Auratone, Daking, LatchLake and Mojave Link to comment
Lone Mountain Audio Posted March 13, 2020 Share Posted March 13, 2020 DIfferent frequency produces different port noises. It could be a vibration issue of something else, but I would guess its not the screen. Maybe? Brad Brad Lunde www.LoneMountainAudio.com (High End Consumer Importer to the Trade) and www.TransAudioGroup.com (High End Pro Audio Importer to the Trade) Brands we import to the US are ATC, Tube Tech, Drawmer, MUTEC, Bettermaker Brands from the US we distribute are A Designs, Auratone, Daking, LatchLake and Mojave Link to comment
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