Ahhh for sure! It's gotta be insanely late there haha. You have no idea how appreciative I am for the help man!
Update: using your Dirac target and this sounds incredible hahaha
Sounds great!Yeah, without question— your Dirac target helped make the music have more life / physical presence and the extra tweaks like the vent sealing and baffle calculations that you recommended really brought it all together.
With my other attempts, I’d mute the speakers to hear the subs and there wasn’t much there— it was subtle but thin and didn’t really feel like it was taking the role of the lower end of the music, if that makes sense. It was nice to have but my speakers still took the show
Now I have to figure out how to make a nice looking fill for these ports haha. There’s a guy in the city over that has a CNC shop that would be stoked to machine something for it
And are you ever in the US? I feel I owe you a dinner at the very least!
Gonna be looking into stands today-- when you say 25%, if my ceiling is 102 inches high and the 25% point is 25.5 inches, does this mean that the center of my subwoofer's driver measures 25.5 inches from the floor?
make sure that you're measuring both subs at the same time (mono) otherwise the effect would not be there.Haha noted-- I'm gonna look into some things I can experiment with today
Is this the best Front + Sub response you can get?Here's the measurements for left and right channels using your matrix after timing alignment. It's crazy how close both channels match!
Gonna give it a listen and then try your Dirac curve
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Yeah— that null is a bottomless pit I’m actually unironically considering putting my second subwoofer 70” off the ground to fix it since everything else sounds fantasticIs this the best Front + Sub response you can get?
To align the subwoofers I recommend this video, it couldn't be easier.
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Is this the best Front + Sub response you can get?
To align the subwoofers I recommend this video, it couldn't be easier.
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Try another location of the subwoofers with a better response if possible.Yeah— that null is a bottomless pit I’m actually unironically considering putting my second subwoofer 70” off the ground to fix it since everything else sounds fantastic
I am not the person from the youtube video, I recommend that you ask him in the comments of the video.That video certainly made things look simple enough. Very nice... Though, I am curious about the time domain results and how his phase, step response and room wavelet graphs now show with all subs working in single union.
I am not the person from the youtube video, I recommend that you ask him in the comments of the video.
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Oops, just saw this-- apologies! I'll give it a try this weekend and will let you know how it goes@xovaan
I've been experimenting with LR 48 db/oct (BW 36 dB/oct + LR 48 db/oct), you might wanna give it a try.
I noticed that i could localize the subwoofers with male voices (when the speakers are off) and I wasn't very happy about it. if you're happy with your current crossover ofcourse you don't need to do anything.
Hey again! Long time no see@xovaan
I've been experimenting with LR 48 db/oct (BW 36 dB/oct + LR 48 db/oct), you might wanna give it a try.
I noticed that i could localize the subwoofers with male voices (when the speakers are off) and I wasn't very happy about it. if you're happy with your current crossover ofcourse you don't need to do anything.