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Wow! Genelec GRADE looks amazingly useful

Trell said:
No, as I wrote in the post just before the one you replied to the 7350 can’t be chained together like the 7360 and above, at least not if you want to use GLM.
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Why? I just looked and it has the same glm in/out and the AES in/out of the 7360.
 
I'll ask Genelec to get a definitive answer, they usually respond in less than one day. I also see no reason why it wouldn't work though.
 
mkt said:
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So much info!
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So jealous. I did my report and it looks horrible. Ordered a bunch of acoustic panels from GIK.

Yours looks incredible. Would like to audition your set up.




On another note this is cool. It’s kind of like animal crossing. Do something at home and a gift shows up in your mailbox. 35 pages of telling me I have issues.
 

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I will say one thing about Genelec subs. They are expensive for what they put out. However the flat in room response I get is priceless. No headaches either. I could put one behind me and GLM will time align and phase align it. It’s extra outlay in the beginning but the pain of paying for it will subside leaving you with a nice headache free scalable solution.

I was going to go with 2 x 7350s but decided to just get a 7360.

I found out while testing some Grateful Dead that the sub can clip even sitting in a corner and calibration cuts quite a bit to compensate for corner reinforcement.

So here I am contemplating calling Ryan at Front End audio to order a second.

If you really think about it, the 7360 only has a 10” woofer. The whole sub is sizable but the driver is actually small.

In room with room reinforcement I get extension to 19.4Hz. More than enough so the 10” goes deep enough it just can’t keep up on all music.

This is something to think about when choosing between a 7350 and 7360. Perhaps 4 7350 may be the way for someone who picked a 7350. Of course you could also mix and match.

Just things to think about. I was surprised to see it clip like that. It also clips inaudibly thanks to how GLM works. If you are in any way OCD about your audio equipment- plan accordingly.
 
Some info and link to seminar this week
www.genelec.com

Interpreting GRADE’s room acoustic measurements - Genelec.com

GLM’s GRADE report provides a wealth of information about your room and your monitoring system, so this blog piece provides a practical illustration of how this information can be interpreted – and what simple actions can be taken – by focussing on the stereo imaging of your monitoring system as...
www.genelec.com www.genelec.com
 
mkt said:
Some info and link to seminar this week
www.genelec.com

Interpreting GRADE’s room acoustic measurements - Genelec.com

GLM’s GRADE report provides a wealth of information about your room and your monitoring system, so this blog piece provides a practical illustration of how this information can be interpreted – and what simple actions can be taken – by focussing on the stereo imaging of your monitoring system as...
www.genelec.com www.genelec.com
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Can’t figure out where he got figure 3 and 4 from. I can’t find them in the Grade report.

I wish they would talk more about early vs late reflections. How those are measured and that number means.

Otherwise I get the impression that the more your cover your walls with acoustic panels the better that number will get.
 
The "mirror trick" can help to find first reflection points for the listening position, which is supposed to be a good start. It is surprisingly (?) hard to change the room's influence.
 
srrxr71 said:
Can’t figure out where he got figure 3 and 4 from. I can’t find them in the Grade report.

I wish they would talk more about early vs late reflections. How those are measured and that number means.

Otherwise I get the impression that the more your cover your walls with acoustic panels the better that number will get.
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Grade report shows the phase graph for my 8351A but not for my previous 8350. What model do you have?
 
I like that report!
Dirac should offer someting similar!

Trell said:
From the GLM 4.2.0 Release Notes the Genelec GRADE feature is something one has to pay for after 2022:

>>>The GRADETM Room Acoustic Report is a new service that uses all the information collected
automatically during GLM AutoCal’s process to create a detailed PDF document that
analyses monitoring system performance. The report will help users and studio designers
alike to fine tune the room’s acoustic treatment, adjust monitor and listener positions, and
optimise bass management. As an introductory offer, the report is available free of charge
throughout 2022<<<
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This I can`t understand, as they get already valuable data about the rooms their speakers actually used in and that for free. This information can be used to optimize the GLM alogrithm as well as input on how speakers should be designed in future. However I am not owning DSP Genelec`s..
 
srrxr71 said:
I will say one thing about Genelec subs. They are expensive for what they put out. However the flat in room response I get is priceless. No headaches either. I could put one behind me and GLM will time align and phase align it. It’s extra outlay in the beginning but the pain of paying for it will subside leaving you with a nice headache free scalable solution.

I was going to go with 2 x 7350s but decided to just get a 7360.

I found out while testing some Grateful Dead that the sub can clip even sitting in a corner and calibration cuts quite a bit to compensate for corner reinforcement.

So here I am contemplating calling Ryan at Front End audio to order a second.

If you really think about it, the 7360 only has a 10” woofer. The whole sub is sizable but the driver is actually small.

In room with room reinforcement I get extension to 19.4Hz. More than enough so the 10” goes deep enough it just can’t keep up on all music.

This is something to think about when choosing between a 7350 and 7360. Perhaps 4 7350 may be the way for someone who picked a 7350. Of course you could also mix and match.

Just things to think about. I was surprised to see it clip like that. It also clips inaudibly thanks to how GLM works. If you are in any way OCD about your audio equipment- plan accordingly.
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Get the largest subs you can afford.

Make sure to cut subsonic frequencies as well.

Not very helpful advice, I know. This is just what I would do
 
srrxr71 said:
I will say one thing about Genelec subs. They are expensive for what they put out. However the flat in room response I get is priceless. No headaches either. I could put one behind me and GLM will time align and phase align it. It’s extra outlay in the beginning but the pain of paying for it will subside leaving you with a nice headache free scalable solution.

I was going to go with 2 x 7350s but decided to just get a 7360.

I found out while testing some Grateful Dead that the sub can clip even sitting in a corner and calibration cuts quite a bit to compensate for corner reinforcement.

So here I am contemplating calling Ryan at Front End audio to order a second.

If you really think about it, the 7360 only has a 10” woofer. The whole sub is sizable but the driver is actually small.

In room with room reinforcement I get extension to 19.4Hz. More than enough so the 10” goes deep enough it just can’t keep up on all music.

This is something to think about when choosing between a 7350 and 7360. Perhaps 4 7350 may be the way for someone who picked a 7350. Of course you could also mix and match.

Just things to think about. I was surprised to see it clip like that. It also clips inaudibly thanks to how GLM works. If you are in any way OCD about your audio equipment- plan accordingly.
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When the single 7360 was clipping what was SPL @ listening position and how close are your monitors to listening position? Apologies if you stated this already upthread. Thanks.
 
grade summary.JPG
 
srrxr71 said:
8341a
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That's weird, I thought all modern models would get that info in the GRADE report but the logic is obviously different. Try using Multipoint measurement if you don't already.
 
Blog post from @Thomas Lund
www.genelec.com

How to analyse frequency and temporal responses - Genelec.com

As we learnt in Juha Holm’s previous blog piece, GLM’s GRADE report provides a wealth of information about your room and your monitoring system, including possible limitations to conveying every detail of stereo or immersive content in a neutral way. Here we discuss further how some of the...
www.genelec.com www.genelec.com
 
Does anyone know what the quality factor is?

It mentions a quality factor when disclosing notches and peaks.

Also what exactly is the early be late reflections and what can I do to improve that number?
 
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