Sweet Room

[Out of Gum]

@Out of Gum

The first time you measure your speakers' interaction with your room can be daunting.
Congratulations on getting something representative.

I assume the frequency screen shot is of the pre filter measurement.
It would be nice to see the post filter prediction.  Perhaps also the room curve used.

I say this only because, at first glance, there appear to be discrepancies between the screenshots.

Applying some of the filters, in my head, suggests a target level of 65db and with others 75db.  This assumes a flat room curve.

There is no one answer but with the few filters available to Sweet Room, removing the major peaks/resonances is a good start.  REW appears to have targeted them for you and you have noticed less boominess/resonance.  Its a good start but don't be disappointed if you don't hear a night and day difference.  Sometimes, you have to live with the change for a period of time before returning to the non REW state.

Hi Alandbush,

Thank you for your reply. I have attached new screens of target + filters per channel. I hope this gives you more insight. This is my first attempt with REW and I followed the manual (https://pbxbook.com/other/devialeteq.html) that was posted on this board somewhere. This aims indeed at removing peaks. Although following said manual was doable there are appear LOTS of other options in REW and parameters that can be set and I have no idea what they do. The result is definitely not night and day at the moment but it appears to be improved. I don't feel disappointed as sweetroom is just an unexpected added bonus to already a nice system. But if you have any suggestions to improve the result please let me know.