rgro wrote:
Much appreciated, Michael. The Revels actually sound terrific in the
configuration I have them where they are equidistantjust the usual
nervosa that maybe that extra 2 db to balance the right speaker would
make things sound even better! I think the room compensation
darrenyeats wrote:
Using an SPL meter like this, the measurement is a combination of direct
and reflected sound. These are processed differently by the brain; I'm
not sure correcting (either with EQ or distance) for the 2-3db
discrepancy you measured will lead to a better result. I'd be more
Using an SPL meter like this, the measurement is a combination of direct
and reflected sound. These are processed differently by the brain; it's
not at all clear to me that correcting for the 2-3db discrepancy you
measured will lead to a better result. I'd be more inclined to look at
speaker
And the human ear-brain chain is pretty good at compensating for room
oddities...
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
Julf wrote:
And the human ear-brain chain is pretty good at compensating for room
oddities...
A devilish combination...master of both elegant compensation and
subliminal deceit!!
Rg
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rgro wrote:
A devilish combination...master of both elegant compensation and
subliminal deceit!!
That doesn't of course apply to people who *know* what they hear... :)
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will
Yes is esential to keep the speaker distance to listening position the
same for stereo .
A speaker arrangement with such a big flaw is not really usable ?
Headphones is an idea .
Or can the room be rearranged ? Use another wall for the hifi .
Use a home theater reciever or processor , they can
Mnyb wrote:
Yes is esential to keep the speaker distance to listening position the
same for stereo .
A speaker arrangement with such a big flaw is not really usable ?
Headphones is an idea .
Or can the room be rearranged ? Use another wall for the hifi .
Use a home theater reciever
Apesbrain wrote:
I suppose you could use SoX via a custom-convert.conf to attenuate the
left channel. But then again...
You're probably right. It would appear that, using the SPL meter and
just moving towards the speaker, it's several feet and not inches that
would actually increase the db
Hello,
My amplifier/dac combo does not have any balance controls. Something on
the squeezelite thread got me to thinking and I got my SPL meter out and
measured the db, with pink noise, coming out of my left vs. right
speakers at my listening position. There is a 2-3 db difference with
the
I suppose you could use SoX via a custom-convert.conf to attenuate the
left channel. But then again...
rgro wrote:
... in their current position--to my ears---voices, etc.. that are
supposed to be centered do seem to be.
rgro wrote:
I suspect the easy solution is to simply move the right speaker a bit
closer. However, my anal-retentive side is interested in precision and
am wondering if, somewhere (can't find anything using a google search)
there is a conversion table that would tell me how many inches
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