Recent content by mladia

Khruangbin.

He sounds like Tony Soprano.

I have not used my laptop with REW and MiniDSP 2x4 HD in years. How can I check what the polarity suggested for me when I last run it? I have flipped the polarity so many times using all sorts of calibration apps that I have forgotten which is which. I want to know what it set it to in the when...

Thank you This was my old REW settings. Can someone try to help me understand what it is doing? I am trying to see how it plays with Audyssey One. Honestly, I am not even sure I am asking the right questions.

I have not done any work on my minisDSP 2x4 HD for years. I want to go back to see what kind of filters I set up then. I know I have files in my laptop. What should I be looking for? Thank you in advance.

Hope this helps. 3 subs.

I did not write post #5 :cool: I do need to know how to choose crossovers using REW. Help?

interested as well. my ceiling slopes to one side. at the lowest point it is 7.5 feet and 10.5 feet at the highest. 12.5 feet length x 29 feet width room

When you say set crossover.. you mean set it at the highest possible number in the AVR? Would this help me determine the crossover after? Thank you for your time.

Any suggestions on my EQ settings?

Reading it. Thanks. I think I already got to the part where decreasing the spl will reduce decay but that is not how you should do it part.

I was trying to make the decay disappear haha. I already know I’m doing it wrong. I will stick with the first calibration. A little advice?

After I ran my calibration, I looked at my waterfall chart and it looked like this. So I was playing around with the EQ and I got this. Is the second an improvement? Thank you. Any other thoughts on how I can improve? Please take a look at my settings as well.

So if I had REW and MiniDSP. I could run a sweep and change crossovers and see which one would have the positive summation right? When I run the sweep should it be just the front Right, Left and center with the surrounds... or should i run ALL speakers? Thank you for your patience.