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2.1 and 2.2 is usually stereo with one or two subs. Then you pull «triphonic» out of your hat. I googled triphonic and got maybe 5-6 different answers. Right now you sound like you have an agenda, not a question.

Triphonic?

Where did you get this from? Those have been there since Audiolense was launched in 2007, together with a bunch of others and custom options.

I can modify your measurements to run with xo if you send them to me.

Hi Eric, You have just started, so it will only be the net difference. Send me a mail if you decide to upgrade. And I will send you a paypal invoice.

I didn’t get the resolution oroblems here. Yes, when you chnge the speaker setup you have to re-do the correction settngs.

Hi Eric, I recommend a wider roundoff in the bass. A sharp corner can sound boomy. Furthermore, most people prefer a downslope in the pssband. I usually end up 4-6 dB down at 10k vs 100Hz. But there are people who prefer a lot more … and others who prefer somewhat less. So this is worth some...

The normal approach has been proven to work for nearly 20 years now. There’s no point in second-guessing it. Unless you want to trade the best possible result in the sweet spot with improved sound in other seats, one single all-in-all measurement is the best approach. It is normal that sound...

Try a minimum phase filter and let us know how it sounds. Also, you could try something with Q-sound to double-check.

Hi, yes the reduction is intended. The som of the two subs give the 10 dB boost. You can not see the combined effect for the LFE channel and they are not corrected together here. You could e.g. export the sim to REW for a closer examination there. The two subs are however corrected towards...

Let me also add a few words about what Mitch brings to the table. First, he has the experience and technical knowledge to optimize the correction procedure. That’s the hard part technically. Second, he also understands what you can expect from an optimal filter. Some people wants more bass...

Users help each other all the time here. And then there’s a 3 month window where you can reverse the purchase if you’re unsatisfied with the results, progress or whatever. So my advice to you is to get off the fence.

Hi Eric, The time domain correction literally always improves the sound quality. I read your mails about the article you're writing. Much appreciated! Feel free to post a link here when/if it goes on www.

Usually better to stop ttd earlier or at the same frequency. Aim for a correction filter with a quiet top ( as few saw-teeth as possible when you zoom in on the impulsenof the correction filter)