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Nice one @amirm and good to see the older equipment can go head to head with much more modern devices. Also thanks to Peter for sending...

There are lots of ways it can happen, it's also common if you re-use passwords across sites. If one site is compromised, then so is any...

There is no high frequency rise in the treble. It is important to understand that the supplied measurements are accurate, but not...

Agree. It's fine that he mentioned the cables. Doesn't invalidate his observations. Sometimes this site...sheesh....

Thanks all for your thoughtful responses. I think I may start playing around with positioning and getting a measurement mic.

I find that ERB or psychoacoustic smoothing in REW reduces anxiety a lot :)

I doubt this small frequency dip is audible for neurophysiological reasons. The inner hair cells have significant frequency overlap...

SBIR is difficult to solve. Fortunately, narrow nulls are not that obvious, due to psychoacoustics. I would just ignore it, and instead...

Such SBIR nulls are unfortunately very common and unfortunate in that region as they take away quite some of the fun of music, since you...

I used 120Hz with my previous arrangement to help fill in a similar dip. Worked well. I used two smaller subs to minimise the effect...

In principle, you can crossover to the subwoofer quite high - this is a useful thread...

Your condition is very common, just because walls create standing waves. As mentioned above, try to re-position your speakers and/or the...

Yeah, you can't do a lot (electronically or digitally) where the standing waves are canceling. (+6dB is 4 times the power, etc., and...

The dreaded room modes - incredibly hard to get rid of, although you may be able to reduce them a bit by moving the spekers or your seat...

First time poster (long time lurker) and trying to figure out if this room null is fixable and how much I should worry about it. Based...