Circle
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Hi all,
I'm using a pair of Genelec G1 to listen to musics for a while.
But the bass issue is really annoying since there's barely no acoustic treatment in my current room.
I've got a miniDSP UMIK-1 mic to do a measurement and I can see there's some high peaks in the bass range.
I've tried using REW and Equalizer APO to do the correction. It does work but it only works when I'm using my PC. When I connect my DAC to my iPad or Mac, there's no such EQ to use.
So now I want to upgrade to a pair of speakers with DSP. I know that Genelec 83xx can do the correction, but they are way too expensive and need the extra GLM kit.
Then I learned that Neumann KH 80 DSP also has a built-in EQ, but It seems also need a MA-1 mic?
So I wonder if I can use my UMIK-1 to adjust KH 80? Or if I can generate a correction in REW and mannually apply it to the KH 80?
Seems that I can't find anyone did like this before, I want to know if this approach is feasible.
Thanks!
I'm using a pair of Genelec G1 to listen to musics for a while.
But the bass issue is really annoying since there's barely no acoustic treatment in my current room.
I've got a miniDSP UMIK-1 mic to do a measurement and I can see there's some high peaks in the bass range.
I've tried using REW and Equalizer APO to do the correction. It does work but it only works when I'm using my PC. When I connect my DAC to my iPad or Mac, there's no such EQ to use.
So now I want to upgrade to a pair of speakers with DSP. I know that Genelec 83xx can do the correction, but they are way too expensive and need the extra GLM kit.
Then I learned that Neumann KH 80 DSP also has a built-in EQ, but It seems also need a MA-1 mic?
So I wonder if I can use my UMIK-1 to adjust KH 80? Or if I can generate a correction in REW and mannually apply it to the KH 80?
Seems that I can't find anyone did like this before, I want to know if this approach is feasible.
Thanks!