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Old 23rd May 2008, 04:47 PM   #121
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should i remove back panels so they are just rockwool in frames?????
Yes. If they weren't spaced off the wall it wouldn't matter. But yours are spaced so there should not be a back.

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Old 24th May 2008, 11:30 AM   #122
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now i made a measurement with fuzzmeasure.

i've recorded a sinus sweep through this chain:
brauner phantom c -> mogami 2791 -> chandler tg channel mk2 (eq not engaged) -> rme multiface @ 96 khz

the microphone was put in my listening position between the speakers.

i'll see if i can organize more accurate equipment for further measurements soon.

and this is it:
I think you should use a omni mic for that! The C stands for cardioid right?
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