אפשר לקבל הסבר טכני מדוע שומעים טוב יותר כאשר הסאבוופר ממוקם נמוך (נגיד על הרצפה)?

הסאב שלי לא על הרצפה ושומעים אותו מצויין... למיטב ידיעתי מה שמשנה הוא המרחק מהקירות והמאזין... (כמובן שלא ניסיתי לשים סאב על התקרה, אני מדבר על גבהים הגיוניים...)

מאמר כללי בנושא הצבת סאב: http://www.audioholics.com/tweaks/s...ment-guidelines

ומאמר בתשעה חלקים: http://www.audioholics.com/tweaks/g...for-bass-part-1

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Bass Shakers
Since much very low bass is felt, sub-bass can be 'augmented' using tactile transducers. These have recently emerged as a device class, called variously "bass shakers", "butt shakers" and "throne shakers". They are attached to a seat, for instance a drummer's stool ("throne") or gamer's chair, car seat or home theater seating, and the vibrations of the driver are transmitted to the body then to the ear in a manner similar to bone conduction.[58][59] They connect to an amplifier like a normal subwoofer. They can be attached to a large flat surface (for instance a floor or platform) to create a large low frequency conduction area, although the transmission of low frequencies through the feet isn't as efficient as the seat.[60]

The advantage of tactile transducers used for low frequencies is that they allow a listening environment that isn't filled with loud low frequency waves. This helps the concert drummer to monitor his or her kick drum performance without "polluting" the stage with powerful low frequency waves from a 15" subwoofer monitor. By not having a subwoofer monitor, a bass shaker also enables a drummer to lower the sound pressure levels that they are exposed to during a performance. Bass shakers help the user avoid disturbing others nearby and help to augment the headphone listening experience. However, some feel that the felt vibrations are disconnected from the auditory experience, that music is less satisfying than sound effects and that the bass shaker itself can rattle and distract the listener.[61]