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Room acoustics - a full breakdown and analysis
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Floor bounces are almost completely filtered out in the brain and are inaudible because they existed in every sound we hear in nature, desk bounce shouldn't be too different.
That's the delay introduced by 384 samples of 48kHz Dirac Live FIR filters.
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Hi guys, I just measured my speakers in room and there is a peak in 1-2khz region. Is there a way to counter that peak by speakers placement/absorption instead of using EQ?
If it's caused by the rooms it certainly is. Measure the speaker in near field first and also measure it a different angles.
What speaker is this?
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@Bjorn thank you for your response. I guess my question shoud be best addressed in https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/harsh-sound.57131/post-2099740
With such a long listening distance, short distance to rear wall with the result of early arriving reflections besides early ones from also side walls and ceiling treatment is very important no matter the response of the speaker.
This isn't only about the frequency response but related to the time domain behaviour and which EQ can't solve.
Ideally treatment should be highly effective down to 250 Hz area and surgically placed of the specular energy.
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