NeverBetter
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To be honest, I don't think there's much I can really do at all. It's just a bad, bad room attempting to pass itself off as both a recording studio and mixing studio. My best bet is to sell my home and buy a new one...one that has a room I can use. But in this day and age...selling homes and buying new homes...I just don't think that would be a pleasant experience, ha.80Hz ~ 4.3m
180* phase shift 2.15m
Woofer sound need to travel 2.15m extra distance back to listening position to cause cancellation at 80 -- which surface could that be?
My guess will be the floor. Probably can't do much about it. Not sure if a carpet can help coz the wavelength is just so long.
With your small PEQ boost at 80Hz has brought the overall dip to -3dB, that's pretty good actually.
(in my own setup, the floor bounce causes a huge dip [~-12dB] at 67Hz, thankfully the dip is very high-Q [steep & narrow], therefore I just live with it.)
I was just reading an old thread from the old Cakewalk Forums. A guy there with a room of very similar dimensions to me seeking help on an 80hz null. TLDR...the room is just too small. But if anyone is interested (I found it interesting and I kind of suspected as much) I'm attaching screenshots of one particular post.