Feel like I'm missing out on some low end *Solved with XXLS400*

I have my sub sitting on a carpet tile in the living room on my wood floor. It's pointing away from my neighbour (although doubt that matters much with sub) and I have a huge rug down.

I would get a nice big rug if you can and maybe try to absorb some of that resonance.
 
willhub said:
I have the front firing version, no one below except a car park. Apparently he could hear the bass through 2 rooms but it wasn't even that loud I dunno if he's just a moaner. It is a wood floor, laminate, ubede floor heating so going to be some space under it. Got the sub in m8 spikes.
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Did your neighbour take your subwoofer delivery for you? That might have inspired him :D
 
willhub said:
I have the front firing version, no one below except a car park. Apparently he could hear the bass through 2 rooms but it wasn't even that loud I dunno if he's just a moaner. It is a wood floor, laminate, ubede floor heating so going to be some space under it. Got the sub in m8 spikes.
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You have no understanding of how subs work. Or sound for that matter.

The walls or floors could be amplifying the vibrations.

My xxls400 literally makes my walls shake. I live in a detached house. I would never use one in even a semi detached. A flat then forget it.
 
Adding another sub has been the best and most dramatic improvement to any sound system. I did it and it's like going from single cream (you think it's quite nice) to double cream.
Nulls are filled in and response is powerful as each sub yields less volume as they share the load.

Coupled with an antinode you can have you cake and eat it.
 
3t3P said:
Adding another sub has been the best and most dramatic improvement to any sound system. I did it and it's like going from single cream (you think it's quite nice) to double cream.
Nulls are filled in and response is powerful as each sub yields less volume as they share the load.

Coupled with an antinode you can have you cake and eat it.
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As long as identical dual subs. And that one doesn't cancel out the other. And you have a subwoofer eq that does two subs, like the svs eq1 you. Not some others that see both as one sub
 
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