Hi all, the below are the first room measurements from L+R without equalizer applied
as I do not have experience in the field.
My speakers are the oberon on wall speakers, they are rated that they play down to 55Hz (6 dB).
Here are some first questions:
1. How low do they play? I see for example that at 35Hz I am 5 dB down from the black line (I put it as reference there). Does this mean that bass region is audible or is just pure distortion?
2. Given that room is purely untreated, I have tiles at the floor, lack of furniture and the major balcony window does not have drapes yet, how these measurements look to you?
3. Assume that I had a little sub (that for many of you might not be considered a sub) that is playing only down to 37Hz (3dB), do you see any gains being added to that system (system here is the speakers room combo as shown by the measurements)
4. I see two bumps one a bit below 200Hz and one between 300 ad 400Hz. From my understanding these can be somehow handled from room treatment as many diffusers absorbers work in those ranges.
Thanks a lot
Alex
as I do not have experience in the field.
My speakers are the oberon on wall speakers, they are rated that they play down to 55Hz (6 dB).
Here are some first questions:
1. How low do they play? I see for example that at 35Hz I am 5 dB down from the black line (I put it as reference there). Does this mean that bass region is audible or is just pure distortion?
2. Given that room is purely untreated, I have tiles at the floor, lack of furniture and the major balcony window does not have drapes yet, how these measurements look to you?
3. Assume that I had a little sub (that for many of you might not be considered a sub) that is playing only down to 37Hz (3dB), do you see any gains being added to that system (system here is the speakers room combo as shown by the measurements)
4. I see two bumps one a bit below 200Hz and one between 300 ad 400Hz. From my understanding these can be somehow handled from room treatment as many diffusers absorbers work in those ranges.
Thanks a lot
Alex