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I have 2 EP500s firing from the front and it sounds good to me too. And it looks good too.
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I'm terrified about what the EP350 is going to sound like. I can only put it in a corner... Actually, judging by the FR posted by Randy in another thread, it would sound pretty good in a corner. If you take a look at the 350v3 FR curve it resembles the FR of a typical sealed sub with FR rolling off by some 12db/octave below 30hz. It represent the kind of profile that could benefit from corner loading to get higher output from the room transfer function. In other words by placing the 350v3 in the corner you would boost the response at frequencies less than 30hz from close boundary reinforcemt. Corner placement would be less ideal with the EP subs because of their high output down low. In fact output would need to be trimmed in most cases with that placement.
John
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House of the Rising Sone
Out in the mid or far field
Linearity and mid-woofers are over-rated
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Guess I get to find out soon. Just got the magic email!
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Congrats... *drool jealously*
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My ep500 sounds better in the the front corner then just on the front alone
-David
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Ken, I think your going to like the 350...
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You'll like your 350. Your neighbors won't though.
House of the Rising Sone
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I'm not worried about the neighbors. They don't worry about me with their goddamn car subs. I'm worried about my wife!
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