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    Bass Boost setting

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by sublime313, Aug 9, 2009.

  1. sublime313

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    what should i set the Frequency to??? what about configuring these settings with a 30 watt subwoofer and 2 10 watt satellites? i want a versatile setting that will work well for my externals as well as my laptop speakers, so that i can switch between and not have to adjust the setting. what frequency level will i need to set it to to achieve this? i am guessing that the lower frequency setting is applied to larger speakers??? i would much appreciate further explanation. (by the way, i'm not obsessed with monster bass, just want the best sound possible).. as an added detail, in the IDT setting i have the 'SRS TruBass speaker size' set to Medium, with SRS TrueBass set to 80%, and Equalizer set to 'Rock'. also, these speakers never get turned up TOOO loud.

    here are the specs of my speakers:

    System Power: 50 Watts RMS of total system
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    Satellite: 2X10 Watts Satellite
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    Subwoofer: 30 Watts Subwoofer
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    Frequency Response: 40Hz to 20KHz
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    SNR: 84dB
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    Satellite Driver Sizes: Two 40mm
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    Subwoofer: 6.5” Driver
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