07-Sep-2015, 17:30
(07-Sep-2015, 08:26)Vivialet Wrote: you will not be successful with a passive roomtreatment. Between 100hz and 50hz you have a 30db difference.
You should try to define some EQ's with REW and feed the values into the jRiver DSP. The parametric EQ accepts the values you get from REW if you select the generic EQ.
As mentioned in my earlier post, these graphs were not taken in the actual listening position, although I suspect the basic hump / null scenario will remain once this is done. I'll produce some "proper" curves when I have some time. (and get my USB extension cable back!)
To clarify, surely it is worth spending some time with passive room treatment? I understand that room correction can be used to smooth out or eliminate the "humps", however, nulls will remain. Are you saying that room treatment will have no effect on nulls? Or even room layout changes, speaker positioning etc. I'm sure for example buying a 9 foot tall room divider and filling it with soft things might change something! (maybe not for the better, but it would change)
To be clear, I am not an expert on this subject, far from it. I suspect you have far more experience in this area than myself, I guess I'm just fishing for clues at the moment.
