Share your RoomFit curve

[KolegaPaweł]

Hi, if this post is stupid, then I'm sorry. But I don't know how good RoomFit curve should look like I tried to compare mine to others but it is hard to find many examples. So my idea is to open a thread where everybody can share theirs curve screen shot so others can comment on it.

I have triangle shaped room at the attic. Should I work on it or is it good enough right know based on this curve?

 

[Aquaman]

RoomFit does not deliver acceptable results in my setup. Applying the resulting EQ corrections everything sounds hollow and anaemic. Useless for me.

Having said that, the same applies to Lyngdorf‘s RoomPerfect. And that was in two different houses! Always the same bad result.

I really don‘t understand the hype. Both models will eliminate standing waves in the bass region but so thy do to the rest of the sound. A few manual minor tweaks using the graphic equalizer on the AmpUltra did a MUCH better job.

 

[slartibartfast]

RoomFit does not deliver acceptable results in my setup. Applying the resulting EQ corrections everything sounds hollow and anaemic. Useless for me.

Having said that, the same applies to Lyngdorf‘s RoomPerfect. And that was in two different houses! Always the same bad result.

I really don‘t understand the hype. Both models will eliminate standing waves in the bass region but so thy do to the rest of the sound. A few manual minor tweaks using the graphic equalizer on the AmpUltra did a MUCH better job.

They don't do anything to the rest of the sound unless you choose a frequency range that extends to higher frequencies. Of course the overall sound balance will be different after the bass humps have been removed. You should try the RoomFit "Evaluate" function to see how your adjustments affect the frequency response, but only after the fixed version of the WiiM Home app is released since they managed to break that function with the last release.

 

[Aquaman]

They don't do anything to the rest of the sound unless you choose a frequency range that extends to higher frequencies. Of course the overall sound balance will be different after the bass humps have been removed. You should try the RoomFit "Evaluate" function to see how your adjustments affect the frequency response, but only after the fixed version of the WiiM Home app is released since they managed to break that function with the last release.

Yeah, I might try again later. But really, I don‘t feel that I need it. Thanks anyway.

The ‚bass hump‘ detected by RoomFit led to a correction of -12db at 60Hz!!!!
BS, I say. Manually taking it down by -3db solved my bass problem.

 

[slartibartfast]

Yeah, I might try again later. But really, I don‘t feel that I need it. Thanks anyway.

The ‚bass hump‘ detected by RoomFit led to a correction of -12db at 60Hz!!!!
BS, I say. Manually taking it down by -3db solved my bass problem.

Mine also has a big correction around 60Hz. At the moment I am using flat target but individual channel which boosts the bass a bit. I also have the B&K target saved depending on how I feel on the day

 

[MCG555]

Hi, if this post is stupid, then I'm sorry. But I don't know how good RoomFit curve should look like I tried to compare mine to others but it is hard to find many examples. So my idea is to open a thread where everybody can share theirs curve screen shot so others can comment on it.

I have triangle shaped room at the attic. Should I work on it or is it good enough right know based on this curve?
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Welcome Pawel!
Doesn‘t look bad to me! Difficult to tell, not knowing your setup and speakers etc.
At the end of the day, your ear tells you if it’s good or not…

 

[MCG555]

Yeah, I might try again later. But really, I don‘t feel that I need it. Thanks anyway.

The ‚bass hump‘ detected by RoomFit led to a correction of -12db at 60Hz!!!!
BS, I say. Manually taking it down by -3db solved my bass problem.

I also decrese the level of bass correction, but not so much!
In my case, the place where the correction happens is perfectly correct.
It is also a personal preference and maybe also a bit of habit - the ear get accustomed to that… I (also) like it a tad bass heavy…