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In Reply to: Re: For those who don't believe in room correction... posted by Gmood1 on December 24, 2005 at 04:45:19:
sigificant amplitude variations. Even in my extensively treated dedicated listening room I feel that the cost of at least a Behringer DEQ 2496 is a no brainer. It also gives you the control to adjust tone without damage as you can use any outboard dac you like so the only thing the signal see is digital. Unless the system is inexpensive say under 2000 bucks I think something like at least the Behringer is a good idea.A good room is definitely the first necessity and has wonderful virtues. I've never heard better sound than in my own room. I just think dsp is like icing on the cake.
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- All speakers and all rooms have - warnerwh 12/24/0522:39:13 12/24/05 (5)
- Re: All speakers and all rooms have - Gmood1 03:35:20 12/25/05 (4)
- "There are some very expensive speakers out there with a 10 dB lift just at 50Hz. " = Please name one - Richard BassNut Greene 08:47:17 12/27/05 (3)
- Your explanation is what I'm mean when I say 10dB. - Gmood1 10:02:42 12/27/05 (2)
- The microphone proximity effect will make speakers appear to have an upper bass peak that is not real and not audible - Richard BassNut Greene 11:06:00 12/28/05 (1)
- Yeah those measurements really suck for a $30,000 speaker - Gmood1 12:17:02 12/28/05 (0)
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