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The mic direction probably doesnt matter for a sub. The mic will be omnidirectional at such low frequencies.

Sure, Here’s a link to the config protocol. It was created by John Pavel and implemented by me to support his convolver. Later I convinced JRiver to implement it, and Roon has followed suit with a slightly different variation. https://convolver.sourceforge.net/config.html

It looks like Vego has got it right Correction filter no 4 (starting the count from zero) is for the sub when it is used strictly for LFE.

You should use the config file.

Wait a minute. I just realised that you are intending to remove a driver from each speaker. I’m afraid you will have to do a new measurement here. You can bypass speakers, but not single speaker drivers.

You’re in the correct place.

It’s straight foreard. You specify which inputs are sent to which outputs and with which gain.

All the extra correction paths are created to create the best possible integration with the main speakers.

Yes you can do that. You can use the playback format setup and decide which speakers are used or not for whatever playback format you’re looking at.

I believe your mini-dsp unit only has stereo input. In other words it is impossible to access the sub directly from the PC. Therefore, as long as you use the mini-dsp you should treat your speaker setup as a regular stereo system in Audiolense ... and setup the bass management and crossover...

Unfortunately this problem runs deep into 3rd party software. Dotnet is very difficult with regards to screen resolution. And I haven’t been able to find out if an upgrade to a more recent release of this 3rd party software will make a difference. But I know for sure that it will require a lot...

More boost can also correlate with gain differences in a setup with digital xo or a deviation between the target an the speakers’ round off. In most instances the correction window will keep the boost level in check when it comes to dip boosting. I regard this setting as one of many tweaks to...

Thank you vego99. Perfectly explained

Another funny thing: If you lay the microphone down on a table or place it in some othe ill-fit spot, perform a measurement and create a correction.... It will sound pretty damned good if you place one of your ears in the exact same spot. But it may sound pretty strange in more normal listening...

The measurement issues that sometimes arise are related to hardware and drivers. Mitch and myself have examined a bunch of REW measurements in the past. Several takes sometimes give significantly different results with regards to timing and shape of the IR's, which is a clear sign that the...