REW Treated room results

[extraterrestrial]

Just wanted to share my results after correcting the room with REW.
Speakers: Sonus Faber Olympica II
Integrated Amplifier: Pass Labs - INT -25
Sub Woofer: SVS SB-1000
DAC: Pro-Ject DAC Box S2+

I use Roon to apply the EQ

 

[sam_adams]

Your scaling of the vertical SPL axis is 140 dB which makes even the worst response look good. Change the vertical scaling to 100 dB at the top and 50 dB at the bottom. Also, to get a better sense of how well your room treatments are working, post the RT60 graph.

 

[extraterrestrial]

Your scaling of the vertical SPL axis is 140 dB which makes even the worst response look good. Change the vertical scaling to 100 dB at the top and 50 dB at the bottom. Also, to get a better sense of how well your room treatments are working, post the RT60 graph.

Edited.
Seems like I cannot generate the RT60 on the average response from the L+R, but I can generate separately for every measurement. Why is that

 

[extraterrestrial]

Your scaling of the vertical SPL axis is 140 dB which makes even the worst response look good. Change the vertical scaling to 100 dB at the top and 50 dB at the bottom. Also, to get a better sense of how well your room treatments are working, post the RT60 graph.

Left speaker

Right Speakers

I really don't have idea what this charts mean. So If you can help and provide some feedback I would be very grateful

 

[sam_adams]

I really don't have idea what this charts mean. So If you can help and provide some feedback I would be very grateful

The graph is easier to interpret if you check the 'Use bars on plot' checkbox. When you do a screenshot, include the legend at the bottom of the graph. You really don't want to take measurements of the left and right speakers together unless you are just testing for an overall level.

 

[extraterrestrial]

The graph is easier to interpret if you check the 'Use bars on plot' checkbox. When you do a screenshot, include the legend at the bottom of the graph. You really don't want to take measurements of the left and right speakers together unless you are just testing for an overall level.

Left:

Right: