I recently got the Monitor Audio Bronze 100 Speakers (with no subwoofer), and I have them sitting on a TV console in my living room.
I measured the speakers with the MMM, and you can see, the left and right speakers are very unequal in terms of frequency response (especially in the sub-100 Hz region). I've narrowed this down to the fact that the right side of the room is a glass wall, while the left side of the room is essentially open (leading to the rest of my condo). My room treatment options are limited - I can maybe put curtains on the glass wall, but even then, I'm not sure how much that would do for sub-100 Hz frequencies. I also can't really set the speakers up anywhere else due to living in a small condo. Room dimensions are about 3m x 3m x 3m (but the left side is open).
I made a basic EQ just to attentuate the obvious room modes at 90 and 220 Hz based on the L+R response, but subjectively, it seemed to reduce the bass a bit too much. Any thoughts on how to approach this?
I measured the speakers with the MMM, and you can see, the left and right speakers are very unequal in terms of frequency response (especially in the sub-100 Hz region). I've narrowed this down to the fact that the right side of the room is a glass wall, while the left side of the room is essentially open (leading to the rest of my condo). My room treatment options are limited - I can maybe put curtains on the glass wall, but even then, I'm not sure how much that would do for sub-100 Hz frequencies. I also can't really set the speakers up anywhere else due to living in a small condo. Room dimensions are about 3m x 3m x 3m (but the left side is open).
I made a basic EQ just to attentuate the obvious room modes at 90 and 220 Hz based on the L+R response, but subjectively, it seemed to reduce the bass a bit too much. Any thoughts on how to approach this?
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