Recent content by grimrian

Could you consider cork floor? Or wall(s) or ceiling - highly sound absorbent, sustainable and cheap. Looks nice, too.

Apologies for late response, did not notice any notification. However, that is precisely what I look for except that 16 channels is overkill for my 7 channel setup. Odd that Acurus does not make a more modest model, since they are on the right track with the Muse.

With only one input (4K HDMI pass through) Good DACs 7.1 analogue output Latest surround formats No room correction i.e. connect, hide and forget … suggestions?

Great equivalent, cheers!

I tried, but cannot seem to be able to model compression driver (CD) correction in REW. In this case CD correction is by tweaking the HF power amp frequency response, creating something akin to the model showed in the plot.

Indeed it is active crossover, but not DSP. I shall check the thread you refer to, cheers. In my example the timing offsets are removed, but I have found the phase difference is due to a high shelf added in REW EQ as compression driver compensation. This shelf needs both an upper and lower knee...

This illustrates the challenge - for example attempting to phase match two 48db/oct LR responses crossing at 900hz. There is a decent match to the LR8 frequency response, but the predicted phase is off, theoretically phase should track each other in the crossover region. It is unclear if both or...

But one cannot be sure of minimum phase behaviour of a speaker working at its limit, and I do not know by heart what the phase curve of all the various filter types look like. Moreover there will always be small variation between the result and the model frequency response, and although these...

Apologies, but I am still a bit new to this - Let us say one wants to design a crossover response with properties that include the natural roll-off of a driver in the enclosure (two way system) We can use REW EQ to fit the unfiltered driver response to a target HP or LP filter (say 4th order LR)...

thanks, I checked those following the suggestion. Not sure what brand I am looking for, but was hoping someone out there had been able to import the REW Eq output text file into an equalizer VST plugin, such that the parameters do not have to be entered manually. The REW EQ output file ooks...

Folks, can anyone suggest a VST plug-in that can import REW equalization biquads?

But what about sound? - it still seems that DVDs and BluRays gives better sound compared to the above...

Thanks, what probably happened then, is that I saved to a (slow) network drive and exited REW while it was still saving, truncating the file on the network. If that was the problem, it can probably be easily fixed in an update, as it is unfortunate loosing one´s work. Re. the noise, not sure...

Thanks for your interest. REW reports the error with this file. Regards,