Post by plinker on Oct 20, 2023 12:03:59 GMT -6
If you've shot your room, please show us the results, and some context: room specs, treatment, etc.
Here's mine:
- a shitty 10'x20' built-in basement room. Sheetrock is 1/2" on cheap, metal studs
- desk/monitors face the length of the room, with montors 8" from back wall
- monitors are Pelonis Model 42 (bought from RGO classifieds from a stratboy ). Best monitor decision I've made.
- These are point-source, active, Tannoy drivers, externally bi-amp'd.
- The drivers are small, so the amp has a built-in low cut at 70 Hz. This is a definite plus in my crappy room -- the sheetrock just vibrates with anything below that. I use my HD600 to check the bottom octave.
- I've treated the listening area 10'x10' (front/sides) with home-made, nested, acoustic corner panels and double-layers Producer's Choice acoustic blankets. They rock!
- the back area (10'x10') walls are lined with junk...err...diffusers
I'm pretty happy with the results of this sweep. The lines represent the room response of the left and right speakers.
Here's mine:
- a shitty 10'x20' built-in basement room. Sheetrock is 1/2" on cheap, metal studs
- desk/monitors face the length of the room, with montors 8" from back wall
- monitors are Pelonis Model 42 (bought from RGO classifieds from a stratboy ). Best monitor decision I've made.
- These are point-source, active, Tannoy drivers, externally bi-amp'd.
- The drivers are small, so the amp has a built-in low cut at 70 Hz. This is a definite plus in my crappy room -- the sheetrock just vibrates with anything below that. I use my HD600 to check the bottom octave.
- I've treated the listening area 10'x10' (front/sides) with home-made, nested, acoustic corner panels and double-layers Producer's Choice acoustic blankets. They rock!
- the back area (10'x10') walls are lined with junk...err...diffusers
I'm pretty happy with the results of this sweep. The lines represent the room response of the left and right speakers.
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