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In Reply to: RE: Maybe... posted by Inmate51 on June 9, 2025 at 13:39:50:
How do you define each?"Room correction" vs. "room compensation" that is.
My reference to "room correction" was digital room correction using impulse response convolution.
It's either no good or I did it wrong. To those who swear by DRC, we'll just say it was the latter... ;-)
I'm not against DSP at all - in fact most listening I've done in the last 15 years is through DSP/Active based multi-way systems. But, in the case of DSP/Active you're using the same measurement techniques used to develop passive crossovers - where the goal is to minimize room information in the measurements to the extent possible.
Cheers,
Presto
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- RE: Maybe... - Presto 06/10/2516:00:19 06/10/25 (4)
- Room Compensation - Inmate51 22:40:06 06/10/25 (3)
- You are right but......................... - Kal Rubinson 07:21:20 06/11/25 (2)
- RE: You are right but......................... - Inmate51 07:36:26 06/11/25 (1)
- We have to remember what we're correcting - Presto 12:09:21 06/11/25 (0)
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