I calibrated my Subscribers 9.5.6 Atmos Home Theater ! 

I'm sure the owner is quite happy now, you are right if viewers want to know why there is not the ultra low bass in room, it is due to a limitation of ported subwoofers they roll the output off at 24db per octave below port tuning point so (20hz) this is why the bass below 18hz starts to drop in volume. One way to solve is lots of sealed subwoofers as they only roll off at 12db per octave so can be flat to 15hz or even approaching 10 hz in room. Or as you say in this case his bass is great so adding one or more sealed infrasonic subwoofer playing 22hz and down (to help that little dip at 22hz) to 10hz would give that infrasonic pressure if he wants it..

@@SealedOrPorted He noticed a difference literally immediately

@@brianlewis5042 i try

@@EverythingHomeTheater He had a very positive reaction to it. Noticed a different the moment we hit play on a demo. Tighter and louder !

Absolutely

@@thehal991 He's going to do barn doors soon

@@jamescampbell3110 miniDSP SHD

Surprisingly all of his subs ended up being set at the same volume level

Never ever used it

@nrcrash1 No but what I did was turn the crossover on the anthem to bypass so that it sends a full range signal and go into the svs crossover and also turn it off. That way it's playing as high as it can and He has control of the volume. The phase and everything is set the way all the other subs are.

@@satii24 Correct. It only had 4 outputs. He thought he had 2 subs paired together

@TheFittedRockStar i think he would if he heard them first

Not you too. If I hear magic beans one more time. My friends and I play a drinking game on how many times it would be mentioned in a certain podcast. They should change that name people won't take it seriously.

throw in the garbage 😂

@@mezzup1 😂🤣

@@mauriciob8260 She was with me for over 7 hrs.

She knows what she is doing😉