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Originally Posted by Etch-A-Sketch  That could also be very true... like I said in my previous post, if they change the internal volume (space) of the porting inside the cabinet this could/will go away. So it is possible they found a way to remedy the problem. I would be interested if they still exhibit this acoustic anomaly. If you get a second try it. You can use any signal generator plugin or soft synth that can create a sine wave. keep changing the freq starting at around 100Hz and going down. somewhere right around 70 or 80 Hz you'll notice the sound starts to "fart" for lack of a better description. It's actually distortion of the air flow out of the port, if you put your hand in front of the port you can feel the air start to s  er. and it will keep doing it and get worse as you go lower and lower.
If you get a chance, try it and see. I'd be interested to know if they finally fixed it because I made a big stink about it a few years ago. |
I'll do a test tomorrow to see if I can detect anything. But, I'm not using the sub in the main chain for cross over, so I still tend to think it got fixed. I'll let you know in the am.