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In Reply to: Re:Two MK Subs one is MK5000 and the other is MK 150 posted by etap on July 30, 2002 at 18:59:20:
Try backing the crossover down a bit, this should help things out. I'm thinking like 80hz. Then just start experimenting with room placement. If you want maximum output, at the possible expense of smoothness and overemphasis, put them in the corners, and try stacking them if you want. You're probably close to getting what they are capable of and either have to be happy finding a better placement, or move up to a bigger sub. 15's, 18's, and horn subs are the big daddys. A true 35 hz horn sub with a single 18 is about the size of a fridge but is a beautiful thing.....
Otherwise, just watch the movie and be happy!!
BTW, the quality of your current subs should be decent, eh?
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