A dip in that region is commonly caused by 'floor bounce', i.e. the reflection from the floor combining with the direct sound. If that is the case it will move a little if you change the height of the mic and may be reduced by a rug or something acoustically absorbent on the floor.
New Graph, dip at 200
This is my latest FR after running audy and MiniDsp. LCR average with subs:
![Text Blue White Line Pattern]()
Anything I can do about the 3 dips, especially the one at 200? what would cause this?
I have 2" panels with a one inch air gap for first reflection points.
bass looks pretty good:
![Text Line Slope Pattern Design]()
Not sure how to interpret the waterfall yet:
![Purple Violet Wave Electric blue Pattern]()
Anything I can do about the 3 dips, especially the one at 200? what would cause this?
I have 2" panels with a one inch air gap for first reflection points.
bass looks pretty good:
Not sure how to interpret the waterfall yet:
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