No, I don't believe it's that smart. The way the drivers are set up in 6000's and 8000's they are pairs from side to side (1 amp per pair). So electrically they are not wired to do more on the one side vs the other. I also think there is some leverage in the design to put equal power to both sides. It also doesn't make sense where the same exact options are available on the front firing DSP's. It was needed (required) before MRC came along.

The newer manuals don't show what the boundary "curves" look like but the older manuals did.

You may be perfectly fine. But I would certainly try it both ways. You can probably get a good idea by looking at the uncorrected decay curves with boundaries on and off and get a good idea which would be best.

You start to get into the grey area of heart stopping good bass and heart stopping bad bass. But usually if it feels "bad" it's bad bass (i.e. slow decaying bass).

Last edited by George Mills; 2007-11-06 00:29.
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