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just to let you know: if I listen to jazz music or pop, easy-listening music, the results in my room are quite satisfactory but when it comes to rock/prog (my favorite unfortunately) and big dist/overdriven guitars or drums come in, the magic disappears, and the messiness rules to figure out...

and, by the way, thanks to all for the replies and the helpful discussion.

I hope a plot scaled like this is more intelligible. A different measurement though, as I'm experimenting/moving speakers and some furniture. A

Can't remember but I believe two, as the picture in the following post has the L and R speakers plotted separately. One of my doubts: I understand one speaker measurements help you understand better what you need to treat, but then you switch both speaker on and need to treat the treatment...

I'm pretty sure the headphone has a different amp than the one serving the speakers...

Hi Elojr, you have to know that the Harman/Kardon AVR in the signature is currently being used with the projector in a room -for which I do not have plans about measuring and treating for the moment- that is not the one in subject. THE room we're talking about is my 'music listening room'...

Your suggestion really makes sense I'll keep the community updated, the journey just begun

Thanks Sonnie for your kind reply. as of the frequency response, one think that it's still not clear to me is if I have to jump directly to electronically treat my signals before treating my room: is it that my speakers aren't able to produce those frequencies? I agree that the anechoic response...

Dear all, these are my first measurements taken today in my music listening room. I'm fairly surprised how well they (at least) look in terms of flatness of the curve. I thought my starting point was worst than this honestly. I know that I need to treat in some way, to improve RT60... but need...