This may not true any more depending on the vintage of your RS meter, but they used to be known to need a well documented adjustment to results to adjust for variations in its ability to measure at differing frequencies. Search online and you'll find a table that tells you to add or subtract from each result (e.g. "at 80hz +3db"). I think the adjustment is based on limitations of the built in microphone.
Squarish rooms are tough, although with a 3' tall half wall, higher frequencies might act as if you are in the "bigger room" ignoring the half wall. Many speakers manufs. suggest a diagonal setup in squarish rooms. Could be worth a try if everything else mentioned doesn't work out to your satisfaction. Cheers,
Spencer
Squarish rooms are tough, although with a 3' tall half wall, higher frequencies might act as if you are in the "bigger room" ignoring the half wall. Many speakers manufs. suggest a diagonal setup in squarish rooms. Could be worth a try if everything else mentioned doesn't work out to your satisfaction. Cheers,
Spencer