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My only LP is a chair in a 10x12 room. The room has created a significant vertical bass null around 75hz that is -15db or so and about 12-16 inches above my ears at the LP. Dual sub relocation didn't easily remove it and I only have so many sub location options in this small packed room. It does not seem to affect my listening, except when I stand up which is not often and of little concern.
The orange is LP at ear height. The blue is at LP but 12 inches higher than the orange measurement. You can see the dips.
By the way, It's fascinating to actually hear a base null, which I can do playing a 75hz wave and passing through the 4–6-inch null that appears to go across the whole room. It's a weird sound and sensation.
Should I just leave it? My thinking is there is not much advantage to fixing it, even assuming it can be fixed as bass nulls are challenging.
The orange is LP at ear height. The blue is at LP but 12 inches higher than the orange measurement. You can see the dips.
By the way, It's fascinating to actually hear a base null, which I can do playing a 75hz wave and passing through the 4–6-inch null that appears to go across the whole room. It's a weird sound and sensation.
Should I just leave it? My thinking is there is not much advantage to fixing it, even assuming it can be fixed as bass nulls are challenging.