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Originally Posted by Musica Amantem
Thanks for the explanation and links. I wonder why do you guys believe the "oomph" deficit can be corrected only by boosting up the last 180-200 Hz. I would argue there is need for increased "oomph" also at higher frequencies. What gives?
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I think this only works when you use active filtering to keep the low frequencies from going to the amp in the first place. The low frequencies make the greatest demands on the amp and mains. Eliminating that portion of the FR leaves all the "oomph" for the mid and higher frequencies. It also provides a great deal more "oomph" for the lowest frequencies with higher power solid state plate amps on the subs.
Do I misunderstand your question? I think you know all this and use Harrison FMODs to accomplish this, no?