phantompowered
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Hi folks. I've been delving into working on my room treatment a bit and I figured it's finally time to be a brave boy and post a REW shot. This is with bass traps in the front corners. The room is not amazing: it's an apartment with glass on the back wall behind the speakers and to the right of the R speaker, and an open plan kitchenette to the left of the L speaker. Distance from the center of the tweeters to the LP is about 8 feet. Distance from the speakers to the front wall is about 3 feet. The green trace is the Harman curve generated relative to the response level. Psychoacoustic smoothing applied to both test curves.
What weirds me out the most is that from the LP, the L speaker seems suffering a null around 48Hz while the R speaker is wobbly but not terrible below 60Hz. The L speaker dipping out between 150-250 is also a mystery to me.
The impulse responses are dead on, very very nice coherence, peaks are cleanly aligned. Phase response looks quite good also.
Here's the RMS average:
As a relative noob to REW/room acoustics in general, what can the more wizened of you potentially speculate/suggest/infer about my setup here? Happy to post more info if requested.
The impulse responses are dead on, very very nice coherence, peaks are cleanly aligned. Phase response looks quite good also.
Here's the RMS average:
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