Recent content by Sonnie Parker

Excellent review Travis... sounds like you found the right unit gir your system... a keeper.

Pretty amazing what it can do, eh? It seems that the fine-tuning abilities are almost endless.

Very reasonable pricing for serious quality... and really like the wireless capabilities without signal degradation or lag.

A classic... love all the Clint westerns, but this is one of the better ones.

You may have to contact Dirac Live support to see which version it is licensed for. I don't think it has to be listed on the website, although I'm not sure if the unit itself would need to have a firmware update to be compatible with the latest version of Dirac. Short of getting it to work, the...

Been a while since I've seen this one. I remember thinking I wouldn't like it, but it ended up being pretty good.

Cool beans... looking forward to hearing your impressions of the switch. :T

Indeed, I have. It's okay if you don't have subs, but it's not the best with subs because it's difficult to time-align the subs with the main speakers. If you can get them time-aligned, it will work fine. If you have subs, it will sweep the subs below the crossover frequency you have set in...

Cool setup... love the idea, as I have a similar setup. There is a computer program for EQ... can't remember the name of it. I've used it in the past and it works well.

Post #27 shows a custom absorption panel I built to cover the diffusion panel I built... ETC graphs for both a few posts below #27. https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/custom-diy-diffuser-panels-later-covered-with-custom-absorption-panels.8367/

I'm still having trouble differentiating between 2K and 4K.

That would definitely narrow it up, but you also might consider leaving an opening of about 2 feet that you can test to see if it helps with room modes. If it doesn't, you could close it off and finish it. If it does, you could cover it with GOM material.

There are a few options, I think. The old-fashioned 2x4 stud walls with sheetrock. You could get creative and make them somewhat of a Helmholtz resonator-type wall. Leave an opening of a foot or two along the walls, then stuff them with insulation. However, it's hard to know how effective this...

In layman's terms, MIIR has developed a technology that uses neuroscience to identify which parts of a song are most likely to energize or calm listeners. MIIR’s platform is being used to pick songs for Thrive’s 60-second “Reset” breaks so users can lower stress, refocus, and feel better faster...

Or... start at one end and make it narrower to the other end... 19' on one end... angled to 23' on the other end.