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Room corrections

Hello all, I have a pair of Dunlavy SC V's, powered by a single Krell FPB 700cx with a Krell KCT and KPS 28c.My room is 13 1/2 feet by 33 feet long with and 8 ft ceiling.The Dunlavy's are almost back to the rear wall and are approximately 18 inches from each side wall and approx 90 inches apart.These speakers do not produce enough bass in my opinion and am limited to speaker position.Any reccomendations on room correction devices..Thanks to all
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rrog
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Try adding a REL subwoofer to your system.
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gassman_67 OP
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perhaps the cheapest fix...I'll add a sub and pull the SC V's out from the wall.thanks for the insight.
jrinkerptdnet
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Dunlavy's are designed to work best with long wall placement I believe ... unfortunate you cannot reconfigure your room to allow this. I cannot imagine the SCV being "bass shy"

I also have a Lyngdorf unit for room correction (the TDAi2200) which works very well. If you are near NE PA I could perhaps bring it over for you to try out

Jeff
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gassman_67 OP
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I'd like to keep the rest of my Krell gear, I'd sure like to try a RP1 or a TDA and not have to sell my KCT for the DPA1,unfortunately, I live near Toronto
rrog
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Run your Dunlavys full range and add a REL or two. I was amazed at how easy REL subwoofers integrate into the system. This makes the most sense considering the type of music you listen to. I don't blame you for wanting to keep your system all Krell.
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