Quote Originally Posted by Tetsuro
Would be really ridicolous if it's the positioning. I mean... bass reflex ports are now completely closed (by the plugs supplied, and they are more dense than the Tannoys one). These are 'bookshelf' speakers, must stand on a 'bookshelf'... here there are 15 cm of space from the wall, more than the Tannoys (10...) and them never had a ->hint<- of 'booming'.
It's like this 'booming' comes from the interiors, it's profoundly 'boxy' the sound. If it was just 'boom' I think I could have tolerated it.

Anyway these plugs have worsened the sound, they seem to limit the speakers in the midrange too.

Could have been the underpowered amplifier that was unable to control the mid-bass range with these inefficent speakers?
its proply because them other speakers have more bass.that why you are getting a boomy sound. they also say or if you go to a music studio they fill there rooms with polyserine to keep the music from boomy or virbrating.