First,
Great site, great software, really good stuff.
After trying four different sub positions, I settled on the "best" location for sound and WAF reasons. One sub only and it is on the front wall between the TV and the right main; not in the corner but in about the 1/3 position along the wall. Room is about 20' wide by 15' deep w/ 10' ceiling, square, with a large opening on the back right corner to the living room.
Three plots follow, and I hope they attach as I am a rookie; 1st is the mains only, 2nd is the sub only, 3rd is the mains + sub.
Mains only:
Sub only:
Mains + sub:
How do they look? To me, the mains + sub looks Ok, not too bad, but maybe it can be improved. I have a BFD, but it is not in use unless I need it.
Question, I have the volume knob on the sub set about halfway. If I turn it down, say to the 1/3 position, will it lower the line in the 15hz to 80hz region of the main + sub plot? I know I can test this myself and probably will tomorrow, but I wasn't sure if that was part of the standard EQ calibration process.
Thanks, and again, great site.
Great site, great software, really good stuff.
After trying four different sub positions, I settled on the "best" location for sound and WAF reasons. One sub only and it is on the front wall between the TV and the right main; not in the corner but in about the 1/3 position along the wall. Room is about 20' wide by 15' deep w/ 10' ceiling, square, with a large opening on the back right corner to the living room.
Three plots follow, and I hope they attach as I am a rookie; 1st is the mains only, 2nd is the sub only, 3rd is the mains + sub.
Mains only:

Sub only:

Mains + sub:

How do they look? To me, the mains + sub looks Ok, not too bad, but maybe it can be improved. I have a BFD, but it is not in use unless I need it.
Question, I have the volume knob on the sub set about halfway. If I turn it down, say to the 1/3 position, will it lower the line in the 15hz to 80hz region of the main + sub plot? I know I can test this myself and probably will tomorrow, but I wasn't sure if that was part of the standard EQ calibration process.
Thanks, and again, great site.