krzys;691581 Wrote: > As I know DRC is very intolerant to distance differences of the speakers > to the mike. Have you checked that? > > Audiolense, my experience: what you describe is for me a typical phase > misalignment result. Can you check that all your channels in the > speakers are in phase? Have you checked your speakers with a phase > alignment record (I use Stereophile test CD track 17). I have 5 > channels speakers; even one driver with inverted phase gives the > described result. Another possibility would be a major time > misalignment of the drivers, it gives the same result. Audiolense > cannot correct for such major misalignments. Normally the center image > should be even more on focus than not corrected. > > 1. Yes Behringer mike should be corrected since it is hot above 8 kHz, > there isn't a "Typical" correction but you can use the attached file > 2. At the end of the measurement Audiolense gives you the channels time > difference, it is right to the upper frequency range in the upper part > of the measurement window. The difference will be 0 if perfectly > centered but as Phil said it is not a strict necessity. > > Chris Thanks Chris for the Mic calibration file!
I guess the center image would even be wrong without RC if I had phase or time misalignment? Given I have a rather good focus without RC, I would conclude speaker phase and time alignment are rather good by default. Is there a risk to invert the phase of one channel due to the measurement process? Remember also that I use my USB DAC for playback and a USB digital recorder for recording. Can it cause phase and/or time shifts that could explain the results? -- evdplancke ------------------------------------------------------------------------ evdplancke's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43147 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=93393 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
