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Originally Posted by Ethan Winer  Excellent. But incomplete. As narcoman said, your sine wave sweep tells only half the story, which is why I suggested you use real room measuring software in my Post #122. Further, in that same post I suggested you measure the room at two locations six inches apart, after calibrating ARC for one location. When you do that, then you'll have real evidence.
I really don't see why you keep harping on this. I have explained - and agreed! - why an EQ can help in rooms where boomy peaks are the main problem. My friend with the Audyssey I tested for that article has a room that's basically a cube, and Audyssey did improve the sound.
--Ethan |
I was just up for some semi scientific geeking out, I will try and use the software on that web site.... have to register
... but yes I will try and figure it out.
The music play back of commercial tracks has improved a lot as has my decision making progress so for me it's worth it, I think as someone said before it only really benefits bad sounding rooms which are unsaveable by bass traps. Think I will build a few more and squeeze them in somewhere.