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Just wondered about a general vibe from people in flats with them. No point getting one if you have to make them so low as to be pointless.
I have been living in a number of flats in the past two decades, which have been really quite different in regards to how much of an issue noise / music was. Both because of the buildings were different and because of the neighbours were different.
Regarding bass it really depends a lot on the thickness of the walls / whether it's brick and mortar or drywall etc. (more mass absorbs more bass : )
At the moment I live somewhere with a lot of drywall, and also wooden floors, this is basically the worst combinaton.
Isolating your speakers (subwoofer in your case) does help a lot though!I agree with timmah that a soundbar will probably be a nice upgrade for you already.
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Fair point. Just wondered about a general vibe from people in flats with them. No point getting one if you have to make them so low as to be pointless.