Hi Mike,
Have you seen the GIK Acoustics Soffit Traps? Also look at their art panels which I believe can be used in bass trap (extra thick) configurations. Talk to them! :) The range you need help in (60 and 100 Hz) are relatively easy to deal with.
Dirac is pretty comprehensive, but may also be a huge overkill if you already like the sound. It is kind of a love it or hate it. HOWEVER, lots of miniDSP units without DIRAC are cheaper and will remove those modes just as well.
Attenuating room modes reduces the burden on your amplifier. 10 dB modes are a big deal! I'm sure reducing those will improve the overall balance. Don't attempt to flatten the speaker response, just reduce the peaks, and you'll be very happy.
The ideal situation is to add bass traps first, and then add EQ if needed.
Personally, I run miniDSP on my subwoofer only. Removing the room modes allows me to turn the sub UP, and integrate seamlessly with the main speakers.
Best,
E
Have you seen the GIK Acoustics Soffit Traps? Also look at their art panels which I believe can be used in bass trap (extra thick) configurations. Talk to them! :) The range you need help in (60 and 100 Hz) are relatively easy to deal with.
Dirac is pretty comprehensive, but may also be a huge overkill if you already like the sound. It is kind of a love it or hate it. HOWEVER, lots of miniDSP units without DIRAC are cheaper and will remove those modes just as well.
Attenuating room modes reduces the burden on your amplifier. 10 dB modes are a big deal! I'm sure reducing those will improve the overall balance. Don't attempt to flatten the speaker response, just reduce the peaks, and you'll be very happy.
The ideal situation is to add bass traps first, and then add EQ if needed.
Personally, I run miniDSP on my subwoofer only. Removing the room modes allows me to turn the sub UP, and integrate seamlessly with the main speakers.
Best,
E