If I set the room correction to 20hz up to my subwoofer crossover setting (60-80hz, haven't set it up yet), will that work fine for just managing bass issues? And does the "main speakers output bass" or "Subwoofer Bypass Mode" affect the room correction?
Room correction on subwoofer only
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I guess you are seeking an answer for the Amp. This is the general section.
With my Pro+ I correct from 20Hz to around 400Hz. But I guess it works equaly well just from 20 Hz to 80 Hz.
Yeah, it's for the amp, sorry. I saw another post in this section regarding room correction and just posted it here.I guess you are seeking an answer for the Amp. This is the general section.
With my Pro+ I correct from 20Hz to around 400Hz. But I guess it works equaly well just from 20 Hz to 80 Hz.
Why up to 400hz specifically?
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Similar to mine. I boosted the sub by 5 dB to ensure cuts in the bass region and didn't bother simplifying.Because in my setup I need slight corrections up to around 400Hz (according to RC)
The result is very convincing, as I had strong modes in my „cold“ room…
The curve is not the original, I simplified it where possible…
I simplified it because I had the impression with high Q factors to get - in some songs - pumping artifacts in bass. Also I consider the corrections in yours setup beteen 130 and 350 Hz as “too much”. In my setup, if I move my position by 30cm tothe left, right, up or down, it corrects already different (and I have a large room and a big sofa)
… Just try and set e.g. Nr. 4 and 5 (or 6 and 7, or 4,5,6, and 7) to “off” instead of “PK”)
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