Cool. Hopefully you get this addressed soon
Asymmetric Room
I have a semi treated asymmetric room & am getting some hash/glare from certain artists. I performed a frequency sweep from Qobuz using “Audio Line-Up Test Tones (Calibration Reference Check)”. I am getting a wavering tone in the 1khz and 1.25khz range.
chatGPT made several recommendations… speaker toe in, seating placement, ceiling treatment & treatment of the pool table on the left side (open area of the room). I can’t change seating position (large L shaped couch) & toe in had no effect. I very much prefer not to treat the ceiling (but will if I have to).
My system & room layout is loaded. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks
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@signaforce agreed on the Qutest!!! I noticed the samevthing - left on it sounds worse after some time and requires a reboot. I would say if possible look into upgrading your dac. There are a lot of good choices there not expensive. |
@signaforce covering the TV will most likely not solve the issue. 1. Toe in more towards listening position - this will minimize reflection on the right from the window 2. engage the warm filter on the Qutest DAC. I remember this filter being my favorite when I had the Qutest 3. Try different digital cable. Not sure what cable you’re using now. I liked Audience USB on Qutest. |