The null and peaks between 100 and 250 is probably due to room dimension which can be hard to tame.New measurements with the speakers toed-in.
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Yeah, I'm thinking the two dips between 100hz and 200hz are floor or ceiling bounce. If you look at them in relation to the overall response they really aren't that bad, though (IMHO).The null and peaks between 100 and 250 is probably due to room dimension which can be hard to tame.
Hi, what are you trying to accomplish? Does it sound better every new test?I made some progress the last couple days.
Today (yellow) vs yesterday (red):
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This picture demonstrates why the hitchhiker's guide to the universe is so insistent that you always have your towel close by. Another handy use demonstrated!Forgot to mention I upped my mic holder game:
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Looking for as flat of frequency response as I can get. This through many, many REW measurements every time I reposition the speakers and/or seating position. And then run the new sub measurements through MSO after each seating position change.Hi, what are you trying to accomplish? Does it sound better every new test?
I just got that same little tube buffer for my living room rig where I have Monolith 788 DAC/PEQ, Musical Fidelity M2si and JBL 590's. I only tried it briefly to confirm that it works (got it off of BT), then took it out to finish tweaking the PEQ. Haven't yet put it back in, but the system was sure sounding mighty fine when it was in there.My odd collection of cheap, little gadgetry:
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Yeah man, it sounds pretty good. But, it does add some background noise, even with 12db inline attenuators, to my system.I just got that same little tube buffer for my living room rig where I have Monolith 788 DAC/PEQ, Musical Fidelity M2si and JBL 590's. I only tried it briefly to confirm that it works (got it off of BT), then took it out to finish tweaking the PEQ. Haven't yet put it back in, but the system was sure sounding mighty fine when it was in there.