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| 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... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Update to the thread. Here are 3 FR curves for my new-to-me Fritz LS7 Illuminator bookshelf speakers: The difference in the curves are 3 different listening positions: Red: 60" from back wall Purple: 48" from back wall Blue: 36" from back w... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Those SVS subs are pretty cool - compact, sealed, and not too expensive. I can take some measurements with ports plugged on my current speakers, but I really want to see how the curves look with my incoming bookshelf speakers before deciding how ... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @lemonhaze Great suggestions, thanks so much! I’m assuming modest sized sealed subs would do for a room like mine. I see REL subs favored by a lot of audio people. Is this what you’d recommend? Whay type of fill do you use for your triangu... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @mswale I think if I wanted to move my sub around to cancel the nulls, which I think is a good idea and ideal, I’d want to get a smaller sub. The SVS was from my old HT system in a bigger space, and while no problem to reuse for HT in my new smal... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Ok, I need to add one more important thing. In the past couple of days, I’ve decided to at least try bookshelf speakers in place of the Monitor Audio Gold 20’s. Part of this is because I am wondering if the Monitors are still too big for the roo... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Sorry for the possible distortion in the pics. They’re 1.33:1 aspect ratio and I’ve tried to plug in the numbers to preserve the right proportions, but it posts them distorted once I actually post and view in portrait mode on my phone. When I tu... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments I’ve posted pics of my room in other threads w.r.t. other questions/topics, but it might be helpful to show what I’m dealing with here. Front of room: Right side of room with entry door in middle of wall: Back of room: Left side of room:... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments The 35Hz spike is there regardless of speaker placement and LP - varies a tiny bit in magnitude, but not much. Room is 11.5’ wide by 15.5’ long and 8’ high. Probably a characteristic of the room. The 60Hz dip can be filled in at the expense of ... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments The issue is I have very limited adjustments on my sub. See pic below: So I can adjust phase and level, but nothing else. I was also having some issues getting REW to output to mains and sub at the same time. So when I played with phase using... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Question for the group here. I tried, just for learning purposes, to use my SVS sub to see if it would help fill in that 60Hz dip. Here’s the FR curve. While it did fill in the 60Hz dip, it blew up the 35Hz peak more. The phase is set to 90 ... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @kofibaffour while the front baffles are 37” from the front wall, I have cabinets in the front that gear is set on/in. So there’s very little space between cabinet front and speaker back as seen in pic. This means I can only open one side of cab... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @lemonhaze Here's an alternate FR curve at 48" (bolded line) vs 60" (which was what was previously recommended to me as best of my alternatives). 48" reduces the 60Hz -11.5dB dip to -4.5dB, but the 180Hz dip is increased from -1dB to -3dB, a 300H... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments @erik_squires Thanks for spending the time to thoroughly explain those issues. I can easily turn off smoothing, but at some point, the curves get so crazily jagged (with no smoothing), that I'm not sure what I'm supposed to take from it. I haven... | |
| Digital Room Correction vs Room Treatments Here's the freq response curve with my listening position about 5ft/60" into the room, which is at the 1/3 point. Speaker baffles are at 37" from front wall (1/5) and 28" from side wall (1/5). No toe-in currently. 1/3 smoothing, normalized to... |