room calibration

Hey there, audio people. I've been using a pair of Kali LP-6 for 5 years or so and I'm looking to make a roadmap of little things that I can do to improve their sound in my room. Forgive me since I'm not an expert on room correction. The challenge is that I'm working with limited space inside...

Hi all, I am new to room acoustics and I want to start dabbling with it. I am a network engineer which is passionte about DIY and AV. I am not an audio producer so am I only listening to it. I am in the market for a room calibration microphone with calibration file, but I am not sure if the...

I have a spare TacT Mic. I was wondering if what device I need to connect to the computer to run a REW software scan. I am just weighing if I need to buy a UMIK-1 or this converter for REW software. Thank you.

Hi. I have seen many posts and articles where they show how to analyze and get flat response curves for speakers. However, none of them show how the frequency response of a well treated room looks like. Then I found this video: And from what I understand is that, flat frequency response studio...

Reference: I think this graph is a bit misleading / easy to misunderstand. At a glance it looks like the untrained listeners want +12db in the bass, but that's not really the case. The flat area at 1-10khz for the untrained listeners is actually at +2/+3dB, so the total rise is closer to...

Currently I am investigating a replacement of an older 7.1 AV-receiver (5.1 + 2nd stereo zone) to try out Atmos by adding 2 Atmos enabled speakers in 1st path to gain some 3D sound experience. Video/Music 70/30. Streaming and input sources are: 4k Apple TV, BlueRay player and for music only I...