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I should also emphasize that I'm making these measurements to better understand my analog signal chain for frequency response. Although it would be icing on the cake to have a good phase response measurement to, I'm not to worried about. My system is a 4-way fully active with 8 channel DSP with...

Good suggestion rather than me cueing the vinyl track over and over again

I'll try it in a couple of days !!

I'm getting ready to measure the analog frequency response of my phono signal path. I was told that this is the approach of settings : Open REW — Select External Signal Mode. I can't find it...now I'm no expert and could use help in setting up to make measurements while using a vinyl test disk...

I would check the spec sheet and determine if the amplifiers gain is the same between your existing amp and the new model. If there is a gain difference you need to retest.

If it’s behind you, place mic facing sub from listening position ear height. I don’t ever use ceiling facing. SVS SVS SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter https://www.svsound.com/blogs/subwoofer-setup-and-tuning/how-to-set-up-a-wireless-subwoofer good for 65ft

Yes, because the impulse response is going to be off by quite a bit, manually move them closer together

Yes on two small systems with LS-50 wireless II. bought two wireless transmitter receiver kits. Everything works well. The key is to determine the delay to the subwoofer which is long because of the wireless transmission of the sub signal. Then have Audiolense align all the drives to the...

Hi John I started with Umik1 but soon realized it’s performance as a calibrated microphone was less than desirable. So I moved to a professional mic .. I went with Earthworks M23 which is not USB a needs a Box to power it and put the signal on USB. So here is the problem M23 takes much better...

Did you have a chance to look at these files?

Thank you Bernt! Wonderful

I would also mention my system is 8 channels, 3-way and two subwoofers

Sure …When saving filter, AL would ask you to choose the sample rate to support. I usually select the all of them to try with HLC: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192kHz, 352.8kHz, 384kHz for Roon and zip. During the filter writing process AL doesn’t complete the process. The application gets stuck...

I’m have the same problem with saving my filters with 6.20. I was told that the glitch was solved with 6.21. The application crashes. When I select just two sample rates 48 and 96 kHz it finishes. When I unzip the file there are two 48khz .CFG and two 96khz files? Advice pls ?

Why not set your gains up at the Std 0 db across the board. If you have a multi meter you could set it such that preamp and amp gives you max gain without clipping .. then you won’t be leaving head room on the table