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> I have a proper home theater setup and it seems worse. > With subs the walls shake. Try watching a movie at night with someone asleep in the next room. I me
by thirdsun 5y ago
> I have a proper home theater setup and it seems worse.
> With subs the walls shake. Try watching a movie at night with someone asleep in the next room.
I mean that's the point of a subwoofer. If you want to have actual low frequency response you will feel it. Obviously this setup is not compatible wiht someone trying to sleep in the next room.
- brokenmachine 5y agoYes but too much dynamics, ie I want to set a volume level where the explosions are just a little bit loud, and still be able to hear the dialog. The way it is in most movies nowadays, if I set a volume level where I can hear the dialog, the explosions rattle the walls and shake the floor. It seems crazy. Why isn't the dialog louder?