How would this graph sound?

[Spridle]

I think I'm getting close. Let me know what you think of how music and movies would sound with this graph? This is 1/1 smoothing of average of 3 listening positions, calibrated CM-10 microphone, 22'x10'x33' room.

with house curve.jpg

[jerome]

Do you have the graphs for the 3 different positions? It would help to see the variations between the different seats. The problem I see with averaging listening positions is that it could hide some peaks of valleys.

Otherwise, I wish I could get a graph like yours. Maybe a bit too boomy around 30-40Hz but very nice IMO.

[Spridle]

Here are the graphs from the 3 positions (the green line is the average).

w house curve 3 position.jpg

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Spridle wrote:

Here are the graphs from the 3 positions (the green line is the average).

You might try using the Trace Offset feature under the Trace Adjustments button (right side of REW screen). That makes it easier to analyze each trace separately, like this.

Overall, things look really good. The highs might be a bit bright, but that’s largely dependant on your distance from the speakers and personal preferences.

Looks like you have a good hard-knee house curve going there. Have you tried a lower shelving frequency? Mine is shelved at ~28 Hz, and I love it with both music and movies.

Regards,
Wayne

[Spridle]

Here is the 1/1 smoothed average of 3 listening locations. I trimmed the treble a bit and lowered the bass.

w house curve 3.jpg

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

How do you like it?

Regards,
Wayne