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Can my subwoofer sit right next to me?

I have a RBH 1010SE subwoofer with 12dB crossover set at 80Htz. Would I be able to place the sub in the rear corner (facing towards main speakers) right next to a recliner chair and not be overwhelmed by its output assuming the level is set properly. The main speakers are rated at a low frequency of 27Htz. + or - 3dB. The subwoofer has 2 10" drivers and has a port facing in the same direction as the drivers
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elevick
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My Olds 455 was a Hurst W-30, top that torque(400lbs)!

To be serious, get the sub out of the corner. That's usually the last place to put a sub unless you want it "boomy". I was always taught to put the sub anywhere, get down on your hands and knees and crawl around the room. Find the place where the bass sounds best and put the sub there.
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