Yes, it took over 14 hours this week. However, you don't want to hear about that so I've already come up with a question for you to puzzle over. Firstly you will need to look at some pictures. This is my subwoofer This is my desk This is my bed This is my desk/bed Now, the sub is about 4-5 meters away from that corner. It is also blocked by a big wooden desk. When I listen to music I am seated on a chair in front of my desk. When I lie in my bed, or at least when my head is under 50cm from the corner, the bass is very much amplified. I have scientifically proven this by playing a constantly bassy track and moving around my bed. The question is why does this happen, how to make it happen at my desk and also, is there enough padding beneath the speaker? Also, no news on the australian guy. We're assuming that he won't be on next week either. |
Sunday, February 05, 2006
14 Hours, so a question - Saturday
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Your desk is kinda messy with all the wires and stuff. You should get some zip ties or twisty-ties and do some organizing. ;)
You're room is pink! I want your room!
sub-audio bass is all about moving air, you don't hear proper bass, you feel it... looking at the box you have, it is probably less of a subwoofer, and more of a woofer... it won't be moving much air, more likely producing some mid level sine waves that your ears can just about detect, and which vibrate the floor enough to cause low level vibrations around the room... that's why the lower you are, the more you can hear it
you might want to experiment with moving it away from the wall by about a foot, to allow some air to move around it, or moving it around the room... the science is all a bit arbitrary, but huge changes can be made with small positional adjustments... maybe lie the box on its side?
for more stuff on the science of sine waves and various other subwoofery, visit
http://www.ajdesigner.com/
http://www.kevinboone.com/PF_subwoofer.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subwoofer
or i'll pay you a visit in my previa to give you a practical demonstration of what a proper subwoofer does :0)
I'll experiment with moving it around a little then, thanks for the advice.
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