Epik Knight

[SRR]

What should I do, I got my Epik Knight last week , but we also had soggy carpets from 11+ inches of rain , well that is not my point...

Anyways it is dry now, sub is in position, about the only place it can go. And well take a look:



That is with three measure points averaged. Taken with a DBX RTA-M mic, nice preamp, nice sound card, etc. BUT, with out the Behringer doing its thing. That is just Audyssey. I know I have a lot of extra stuff at 70-80Hz. But is that a evil thing? Should I keep the Behringer 1124 that I have for just one filter maybe two?

[SRR]

Here is another look at it.

Purple is before Audyssey from main position, Blue is after Audyssey main position, and Green is Average of three positions.

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

What, no house curve?

I assume you had a calibration file for the mic?

The 70-80 Hz thing might be audible. I suggest applying a filter with the BFD and listening to it both ways.

Regards,
Wayne

[SRR]

Wayne A. Pflughaupt wrote:

What, no house curve?

I assume you had a calibration file for the mic?

The 70-80 Hz thing might be audible. I suggest applying a filter with the BFD and listening to it both ways.

Regards,
Wayne

Ya I had made up my own house curve, but with it looking almost good enough as is without a curve...well....ya know...ummm...

And yes I have the calibration file for the soundcard, it is just not shown.

I did apply what REW suggested for a filter at 70 something, last night and I am not sure if it was all that better or not. Wasn't worse, per say, but better .

I guess I need to do some more listening, with the Behringer engaged and not engaged.

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

SRR wrote:

And yes I have the calibration file for the soundcard, it is just not shown.

As I noted, you need a calibration file for the mic as well.

Regards,
Wayne

[SRR]

Do you have the calibration file for the DBX mic?

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Nope. It's easy enough to create one if you can get a frequency response graph from dbx.

Regards,
Wayne