@erik_squires Good question. I'll listen later and see which voices are the most bothersome. The room does have a lot of hard surfaces but I've had this problem all my life no matter what room.
@newbee Thanks I'll try adjusting those frequencies.
Which frequency to adjust if voices/mids give me a headache.
I just picked up an NAD M10 v2 and two sets of speakers (Wharfedale 4.2 and Lintons to try). I know I'm really sensitive to mids/highs (not sure which). Voices seem to bother me. I've done Dirac room correction and both sets of speakers still bother me a bit. These are not bright speakers I know.
Within Dirac I can adjust some frequencies and then save to the M10. What frequency should I target first and any thoughts on how many db I should adjust?
Btw - never had any issues with Diamond 225 speakers. But I'm ready to upgrade.
Thanks!
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@jtcf Thanks! |
I think I found a decent solution for the moment. As I mentioned I had the Lintons and the 4.2s. I did room correction for both. It turns out I really like the room correction for the 4.2 applied to the Linton speakers. Goofy, I know but I'm pretty happy right now. I also pointed the speakers straight ahead and that helps a bit. |