It's hard to tell in the video. But it looks like the subs are out of phase. I'm thinking it's the camera tricking us. If you look at 0:36 if you can do a frame by frame you'll see half of the sub sometimes looks like it's not lining up with the other half. In real life this doesn't happen, this is the camera shutter or something causing this effect most likely. TL;DR Subs are not out of phase.
Not sure if you already figured out what it is. But basically it's an effect called rolling shutter. The camera sensor captures each frame by recording pixels line by line from top to bottom. By the time the second bottom the frames are recorded in the top half the sub is finished with it's excursion movement. It's more apparent from the side. If you watch fast camera movements with traffic posts or something you will see them looking skewed/ or not looking straight. Unless the film is shot on actual celluloid film or a camera with global shutter sensor with captures each frame in it's entirety, simultaneously as the action occurs.
Just an update, both subs stopped working and Klipch service has replaced the electronic modules with the newer model SPL 150. I have paid almost 400usd for each.
I absolutely love the look of R-115SW, but not so much the SPL150. Good to know the electronics are compatible between the two. I real R-115SW is failing for almost everybody.
It is more than hearing the bass sound. You are feeling it like a hitting sound waves on your body and hearing the shaking windows. There are chuffing, they don't have pleasing sounds in some deep bass notes.
@@asukrumercan awwwww.......chuffing....but is the chuffing like very soft tho ? or you can REALLY hear it ?and cool man so you CAN hear those sub sonics a bit and also feel it hit you...awesome..i am looking forward to get about 4 of these in a small room where the ceiling is kinda low because the room i got now will capture sub sonic frequencies VERY easily ....so ama get them 10hz you know what i mean
@@infrasonicrebasses4763 not hearing the subsonic sounds, just feeling it. The interesting thing is you can hear the shaking windows without hearing the deep bass sounds.
You can't tell from watching a video. Many video sensors produce a jello effect, so it may appear out of phase when it's not. If you notice, one speaker is higher than the other. As the sensor is read, one speaker may be going out while the other is going in.
those speakers are kick ass
beautiful
are these subs out of phase, look to see if both subs have the speaker wirers connectet in the right terminals
It's hard to tell in the video. But it looks like the subs are out of phase. I'm thinking it's the camera tricking us.
If you look at 0:36 if you can do a frame by frame you'll see half of the sub sometimes looks like it's not lining up with the other half. In real life this doesn't happen, this is the camera shutter or something causing this effect most likely.
TL;DR Subs are not out of phase.
Iam with you on that one. It seems to be backed by the right sub starting and stopping a bit later.
Not sure if you already figured out what it is. But basically it's an effect called rolling shutter. The camera sensor captures each frame by recording pixels line by line from top to bottom. By the time the second bottom the frames are recorded in the top half the sub is finished with it's excursion movement. It's more apparent from the side. If you watch fast camera movements with traffic posts or something you will see them looking skewed/ or not looking straight. Unless the film is shot on actual celluloid film or a camera with global shutter sensor with captures each frame in it's entirety, simultaneously as the action occurs.
I think its the framerate the camera records with
@@jeevangopal482 it's called rolling shutter effect in CMOS sensors
Just an update, both subs stopped working and Klipch service has replaced the electronic modules with the newer model SPL 150. I have paid almost 400usd for each.
I absolutely love the look of R-115SW, but not so much the SPL150. Good to know the electronics are compatible between the two. I real R-115SW is failing for almost everybody.
SPL 150 is kick ass more powerful than R115SW i love SPL150
How is it in Hard surface? I mean tiles/marble flooring vs wooden flooring? I have marble flooring hence asking.. carpet helps?
I like the bass sound on the hard surfaces, a bit boomy but you feel it more strong. I keep the gain control set to 50%.
If you don't like it just get some sub pads and test
Carpet helps just by a lil bit if its marble it makes it where the seating area is vibrating less and carpet does help a lot if its marble
please say again if its marble
What's name of the music plz ?
senhor de baixo - curtain shaker
You using klipsh tower speakers as well
All the remaining speakers are Jamo D7 THX ultra2. In fact I have bought these subs after Jamo D7 subs stopped working.
what is the name of the music? I want to try it on my prof-subwoofer
bassotronics curtain shaker
@@simongeorge9705 Thx, I'll check it on my sub, then I can throw off the result
did you actually hear those sub sonics ??? and no chuffing too ?
It is more than hearing the bass sound. You are feeling it like a hitting sound waves on your body and hearing the shaking windows. There are chuffing, they don't have pleasing sounds in some deep bass notes.
@@asukrumercan awwwww.......chuffing....but is the chuffing like very soft tho ? or you can REALLY hear it ?and cool man so you CAN hear those sub sonics a bit and also feel it hit you...awesome..i am looking forward to get about 4 of these in a small room where the ceiling is kinda low because the room i got now will capture sub sonic frequencies VERY easily ....so ama get them 10hz you know what i mean
@@infrasonicrebasses4763 not hearing the subsonic sounds, just feeling it. The interesting thing is you can hear the shaking windows without hearing the deep bass sounds.
@@asukrumercan nice......can you record more vids of it playing sub sonics ???
@@infrasonicrebasses4763 Those drivers are unloading so much that they're probably not reproducing much of the frequency.
the subs are out of phase
The appearance that they're out of phase is likely due to the rolling shutter effect of the camera.
@@thingsdemystified Thank you
Yeah I thought that too but it might also just be camera
Sono collegati in push pool?
they ARE OUT OF PHASE
You can't tell from watching a video. Many video sensors produce a jello effect, so it may appear out of phase when it's not. If you notice, one speaker is higher than the other. As the sensor is read, one speaker may be going out while the other is going in.
How can one tell? Just curious thx.
@@bobagape8919 Just reverse the phase of one of the subs and see if it gets louder or quieter. If it gets louder, then they were out of phase.
I played this on my Klipsch R-12SW and the she moves so much, the whole box moves back and forth on carpet
whats the song?
@@woodz0431 curtain shaker
I'm listening in jbl deep bass 2.1 it's sounds deep hole bass.
music plzz😰
it's called Curtain Shaker plus it's saying it on the video's name aswell
Bassotronics curtain shaker
This subs are not synchronized
If you put them in phase the low bass would double
The appearance that they're out of phase is likely due to the rolling shutter effect of the camera.
No their out of phase ...