Hi all, I hope you are all well?
So I bought some new speaker stands for my Genelec 8341A's which required me to carry out a new GLM calibration and REW sweep for my subs and crossover.
I ran the GLM software which, as some of you may know, is a fairly painless procedure and I was over the moon with the individual response of both my 8341A's especially considering my left speaker is close to a side wall.
I decided to run the calibration as individual speakers as my room is not a perfect rectangle and they're not positioned in an ideal way.
Anyway, after storing my new settings to the speakers, I then fired up REW and measured my mains individually to confirm the GLM calibration which was spot on so I then measured both mains at the same time and that's when the fun began........
The frequency response of both mains playing together was absolutely awful with huge cancellations throughout the entire range!
There was an enormous -20dB suck out at 70hz and it didn't get much better from there.
Is this normal? Did I do something wrong?
Can anyone explain this to me.
So I bought some new speaker stands for my Genelec 8341A's which required me to carry out a new GLM calibration and REW sweep for my subs and crossover.
I ran the GLM software which, as some of you may know, is a fairly painless procedure and I was over the moon with the individual response of both my 8341A's especially considering my left speaker is close to a side wall.
I decided to run the calibration as individual speakers as my room is not a perfect rectangle and they're not positioned in an ideal way.
Anyway, after storing my new settings to the speakers, I then fired up REW and measured my mains individually to confirm the GLM calibration which was spot on so I then measured both mains at the same time and that's when the fun began........
The frequency response of both mains playing together was absolutely awful with huge cancellations throughout the entire range!
There was an enormous -20dB suck out at 70hz and it didn't get much better from there.
Is this normal? Did I do something wrong?
Can anyone explain this to me.