Need some pointers with room treatments

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...but it does not change the fact that that ANY subwoofer would suffer a LF penalty and higher distortion from mid wall positioning.

...there is a LF penalty with mid wall placement, and the distortion of the driver is increased as a result of long cone movements.

The point is that mid wall placement of any sub has a LF penalty, and with that penalty comes more distortion at lower frequencies...

... mid wall placement will cause the sub to work harder at acheiving high output at low frequencies.

I guess if you feel you must overdrive a system, then you will get those results no matter how many times you say it to yourself.

I always have to ask the question multiple times with you, as you never seem to give an answer that applies to the question.

Then you don't understand the scientific principle. Very well.

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