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| REW Forum 5.1 graphingDiscuss 5.1 graphing in the Equalization | Calibration forum; 5.1 graphing I have a simple question.
What is the easiest way to do a graph of a 5.1 system using REW?
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| Re: 5.1 graphing Quote:
If you want to do a response of each speaker you could simply hook each one up individually to the front left (as an example) and feed the left channel of the receiver while in stereo mode. brucek | |||||
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| Re: 5.1 graphing What about an all channel stereo mode which some receivers like Onkyo's have. Would that work? | ||||
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| Re: 5.1 graphing IMO, you could also do Full Mono (Onkyo's have this) and disconnect all but one speaker at a time. Doing this would allow you to keep your speakers in the locations they are already in. I support Brucek's recommendation to use the All-Measured screen. | ||||
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| Re: 5.1 graphing Most receivers have multichannel pre-ins on them too...so just hook up the output from REW to one input at a time. -Mike Bentz ~It's all about compromise~ "It's territorial with the soundboard. So you're mixing and some dude comes by spewing opinions and trying to turn knobs. It's akin to going up to an artist and painting over his unfinished masterpiece. You just want to shove your paint brush up his nose and throw the soundboard out the window!" | ||||
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| Re: 5.1 graphing Or, you can move the rear channel speaker cables to the main outputs. That way the sweep will show their response. Regards, Wayne | ||||
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