Recent content by ddude003

233 tracks of Metallica... :dizzy:

Billy Smasher...

For about $50 a month I get ~250 to ~350 Mbs 5g hot spot... I will take a high speed 4k solution streaming any day... Also have a LAN 4k solution... Some is good, more is better and too much is just right... :cool:

Your speakers frequency response is 45 Hz to 40 kHz, according to Denon... If your system is primarily for stereo music listening you might set your sub/bass crossover at 45Hz to ~55Hz... If your system is primarily for AudioVideo you might set your sub/bass crossover at ~80 Hz as suggested by...

Put that pop up away fren... In the upper left of the chart you will see + - & SPL with a down doot... Click on that SPL down doot...

@Super Panda Oh, look at that... Last lines of the last page... "You can use the new “Trim IR Windows” feature under “Measurement Actions” to decrease the number of taps of the final convolution filters you generated if you want faster filters." LOL... I totally forgot...:justdontknow:

Cool... At least you get something back... And if you keep those bogus units off the market, its one less scam/scammer to deal with... Sorry for your loss... Have you ever seen those adds for very inexpensive motor homes and trailers that are asking a ridiculously cheap price... Only it is...

You might be able to export from REW and import into rePhase... Try https://rephase.org... I seem to recall that you can adjust Taps as well as some nifty trix... In this video by OCA aka serko70, here on AVNirvana, there is a part where OCA describes exporting from REW and importing into...

Your welcome! Most likely a room mode... You can use the REW room sim to calculate where your room modes could be... Or use https://amcoustics.com/tools/amroc You might measure your drivers at 1 meter for a baseline... Take the absorbers out and measure if you want that next baseline...

That looks a lot more like what one would expect... Good job! Left and right speakers seem to track each other pretty well... Got some peaks and dips to work on... First some physical room correction with your bass, wide-band absorbers and diffusers ... It would still be nice to see what...