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[Edited for clarity in the daylight]
In trying to integrate my SVS SB-1000 into my stereo bookshelf setup, I am measuring using ARC to determine the best polarity (for my room/system) on the Sub, but I am getting an odd result.
Using the ARC quick measure feature, negative polarity seems like the CLEAR winner. See the first image where the highlights show the huge nulls and peaks around the crossover point of 100 - 110 Hz (when on positive polarity).
However, when I run the full ARC measurements, I seem to get a flatter response with positive polarity around the crossover point, with everything else being relatively similar (see the second and third attachments). This appears to be the opposite of what the "quick measure" was showing though.
Am I missing something, or is there an explanation for what is going on?
In trying to integrate my SVS SB-1000 into my stereo bookshelf setup, I am measuring using ARC to determine the best polarity (for my room/system) on the Sub, but I am getting an odd result.
Using the ARC quick measure feature, negative polarity seems like the CLEAR winner. See the first image where the highlights show the huge nulls and peaks around the crossover point of 100 - 110 Hz (when on positive polarity).
However, when I run the full ARC measurements, I seem to get a flatter response with positive polarity around the crossover point, with everything else being relatively similar (see the second and third attachments). This appears to be the opposite of what the "quick measure" was showing though.
Am I missing something, or is there an explanation for what is going on?
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