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Technically speaking, quacking like a duck produces a flatter frequency response and fuller bass than clucking like a chicken.

Oh yeah, it also broadens the soundstage and sweetens the highs to stand on one foot, periodically hopping up and down.

Once you get the sub in it's sweet spot, and have it calibrated with a meter, you should be fine. If it doesn't have the punch you want at that point you'll simply need a bigger sub. That's a pretty large volume of space you're trying to fill.

Ken, I hate to pick nits here, but...

In MY room, squealing like a pig has repeatedly proven to be superior to any fowl, both in terms of dispersion and bass extension.

I'd say that barnyard animal vocalization calibration techniques are highly dependent upon boundary interactions. I have a friend who *swears* that bleating like a goat is the ONLY way to go.

Now, I don't want to start a flame war about whether it's better to calibrate with mammal or bird sounds, because we all know we've gone down that road too many times.

OY! I've gone down the rabbit hole. Why don't we have any NORMAL people on this forum? (Because then I'd stick out. That's why!)

Thanks yall

well all right.. i like the way he talks!!! (fellow texan)

and no, i didnt say he had a pretty mouth...

bigjohn

bigjohn- behave yourself. We're talking about ducks & chickens here, NOT gobblers.

jc, if you have any semblance of credible acceptance left, the floor thing really does work.

Is that the newfangled "Tex Messaging" I've heard about?

YES.. *911* means bring 2lbs of brisket, and a six pack of cold lonestar. *911* x2, means make it a 12 pack cause i got some hotties coming along.

bigjohn

I understand when you order "surf & turf" in Texas you get chicken fried steak and carp.