I hope, you, don’t mind the frequency waterfalls that was taken with spectrumlab to record the last 2 octaves of the lower end from the DVD DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 version.

If I recall this 8 minutes x 6 took around 48 minutes to 2 hours after doing the screen captures I should have expanded the screen size on the powerplay DVD so that the blow-ups wouldn’t look so edgy or rough on the picture at least the colour there.

The site here as copped off the edges a few inches.

The way the frequency graph works, is that its read from bottom to top as that is where it’s paused or stopped during the recording of the frequency graph.

So now we have more screen captures and frequency waterfalls that shows the strength of the force in DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 THX.

The LFE.1 only comes in as and when called for and should only support the scene not overwhelm it with boomy sound because that’s just rubbish sound then. If the lows in you’re are reaching around the sofa/seating area uniformly one tone at time after PEQ as been applied, you might need more than one x1 subs to get equal smoothness and the laws still apply it should never be allowed to overwhelm it should mealy accompany the mix.

If you, think you, have weak spots in the sub bass range don’t force it to play any louder that it is. You risk putting strain on the sub you’ll pushing it to the point of possible amplifier clipping, distortion builds up, and its bye-bye sub bass!