JBL LSR4300 monitors with the Room Mode Correction : solution for non-treated room ?

[davet]

I've got 4326s. RMC doesn't work, fix your room first. I do like the speakers, they sound good, remote control is handy. I run mine off the AES/EBU digital from my Lynx L22. Works great.

DaveT

[superburtm]

still loving my 4328's...but now I am loving them without the RMC enabled

[Spookym15]

Originally Posted by davet

I've got 4326s. RMC doesn't work, fix your room first. I do like the speakers, they sound good, remote control is handy. I run mine off the AES/EBU digital from my Lynx L22. Works great.

DaveT

Why does you RMC not work. I got the 6's also and the RM C works fine.

[squeegeeboy]

i use the 6" ones every day at my place and the 8" ones at another studio i do a lot of work at, they sound great, i think they are worth spending the time to learn them...i also flip the RMC on and off to make sure i'm not overcompensating for what the RMC is compensating for. it does help, but still good to flip it in on and off to make sure you're hearing everything you need to hear.

[davet]

Originally Posted by Spookym15

Why does you RMC not work. I got the 6's also and the RM C works fine.

You misunderstand me: RMC functions, but it didn't solve my room issues. I re-set my monitors to their factory EQ settings and mixes started sounding better.

My room has serious issues in the 160 hz range. Had the RMC worked it would have been icing on the cake. But, it just didn't help. I still think 4326s are a good deal.

Running Ethan's Sonar room test, the tones right around 160 hz practically disappear. It's just bad room dimentions. I need more traps.
DaveT