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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
tomtuttle #227718 10/30/08 07:38 PM
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Here ya go. I'll dash out and get some beverages as well.


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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
jakewash #227862 10/31/08 05:26 PM
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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
danmagicman7 #227881 10/31/08 06:08 PM
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Dan's back.

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CV #227898 10/31/08 08:08 PM
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Keen observation.



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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
fredk #230428 11/18/08 11:25 PM
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This one's for you Mark.

I have a bit of an epiphany the other night as I was staring at my room wondering why I have such a nasty intractable 52Hz peak.

I have been looking at my apartment all wrong. My HT is in a 20' x 19' room with a large obstruction called a Kitchen. The outer boundry walls are either poured concrete or concrete block. The kitchen walls are probably plaster on metal lath. The room is open the full 19' at both ends (hallway and dining area with the kitchen sitting between, breaking up the room a little.

I live in square room suckage! ::waaaface::


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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
fredk #243265 01/28/09 04:45 AM
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WOOHOOOOOO!!! I now have a room that sucketh a little less.

I picked up a BFD DSP1100 second hand on the weekend and have been playing to get it set up.

I used some automatic features in REW to generate a set of filters for me. As a test I entered the 56Hz filter into the BFD and ran two measurements in REW, with and without filter.

The filter result was damn near exactly what REW predicted it would be.

I'm so excited!!

Blue is with the filter engaged.



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fredk #243498 01/29/09 04:46 AM
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I added 3 more filters tonight and surprisingly the overall effect is very subtle. Its hardly noticeable at all for music even stuff with reasonably low pipe organ notes.

I tried the filters out on LOTR Cave troll and Balrog scenes, and the difference was more noticable, but subtle. There was a reduction in boom for some of the low lfe stuff and maybe a little tightening in the sound like where parts of the bridge start to collapse.

I am quite surprised a 14db cut at 52Hz seems like such a subtle difference.


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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
fredk #243530 01/29/09 03:09 PM
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 Originally Posted By: fredk


I'm so excited!!


....and I just can't hide it!!....


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Adrian #243860 01/31/09 02:15 AM
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Have you tried moving your sub around and playing with the BFD now that you have it Fred? Maybe you can find a more suitable position that you can tweak slightly with the BFD?


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Re: Fred's Excellent (hopefully) Calibration Adventure
myrison #243947 01/31/09 01:22 PM
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That's it Fred!

One more improvement and you're outta the club!


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