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| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @mashif Yes, agree! The thing is, the FR curves I took yesterday didn't show so much rolloff. The red curve is yesterday, and the blue curve is today: The difference in the bass region was due to a change in EQ to try and even out the bass re... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Thread update: I ended up getting a second SVS SB-1000 Pro and set them up on the left and back of the room where space allowed. I also bought a miniDSP Flex and am now using that as my preamp. Between REW measurements and it's AutoEQ functiona... | |
| Integration of Two Subs with miniDSP Flex @soix would you have the rear sub firing to one side or the other, or into the back of my listening chair? The single speaker is a Sony SS-M7A. I used to be a fan of this line and had the SS-M7, SS-M7A (had 3 speakers), and SS-M3. Now only the... | |
| Integration of Two Subs with miniDSP Flex @soix The subs are placed where they would fit to avoid blocking a door from opening or having it firing directly into the back of my listening chair. So one sub is here: So it’s there to the right of the Kallax. That 2 x 1 cube doesn’t n... | |
| Integration of Two Subs with miniDSP Flex I was able to work on this more - this is all pretty new to me, so I'm experimenting at this point. I added a delay to my closer (to LP) sub and did separate EQs for L and R mains. Also was less aggressive on the high frequency attenuation - tha... | |
| Integration of Two Subs with miniDSP Flex @erik_squires This is how have gone so far with Flex and two sub integration. Decided against using MSO even though it's no doubt better for a multi-sub situation. Just tried to optimize the flatness of the sub curves with both running and using... | |
| Integration of Two Subs with miniDSP Flex @erik_squires Thanks Erik. You’ve posted several times on Fritz speakers in the past, so good to hear from you here. I was actually able to visit him and listen to a couple of his models at his home. Great guy. One of the things I really like ... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @lemonhaze Thanks. It sounds good to me, filling in the lower parts of vocals quite noticeably so it goes from thinner/slightly nasal to more substantial and better balanced. But here’s the thing: I’m having to set the SVS LPF all the way up to ... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @goose I just bought two packs of 4 and will try them out tomorrow! | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @goose Do the Isoacoustics solutions (ISO-155 or Aperta) fit within the realm of decoupling that you suggested, or are those not really what you meant? | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @goose That’s very interesting, thanks for bringing it up. So many possible tweaks to try! | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @goose The floor is a suspended wood subfloor finished with engineered wood planks. The speakers are on Monoprice Monolith 24” metal stands with the four columns filled with sand. There are spikes on the bottom of the stands sitting on protectiv... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @bugredmachine Your system seems to have a little extra energy from 1-6kHz - does it seem a bit bright to you? | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Got a single SVS SB 1000 Pro and played with some of the settings. In conjunction with the variable loudness and 5 band EQ on my McIntosh C35 (I only tweaked one band), here’s my latest frequency response curve: It’s zoomed in a fair amount... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @kofibaffour So if the corner wedges are 12" x 12" x 17" (hypotenuse) and as long as needed to stretch from cabinet top to ceiling or on top of a cabinet between the ceiling and back wall - this size will still be beneficial? FYI, it's actually f... |