I get that in a general sense. To me it sounded like he wanted to go over the measurements specifically and how they were taken more so than the review in general. In the one we're talking about he seemed to not like how the impedance curve was generated. Basically if you do a measurement...
Thanks @JStewart
So he wants to approve your measurements before you can publish them? I understand first impressions are lasting ones, and if there is a mistake, the damage is done. Sure a retraction or revision can be made, but many people might have already made up their mind and moved on...
Were the videos in post #1 taken down? They say "private" and when I click on the Youtube icon in the bottom right corner, it just takes me to YT's main page. I see Erin's Troubadour #2 video which I started watching. I also don't see any reviews in the index on ASR, although in the forums I saw...
@Champster Are you close to Greensboro/Winston Salem? Love to see some Salon's in person. I'm not an advanced REW user, but know enough I might be able to help. OCA has some pretty advanced videos for tweaking your system after you get the basics down. There's a few I've been meaning to try, but...
Not much - my wife is very understanding. I have a 5.4 system with two large subs in my living room. When I set up Atmos, I did height speakers mounted high on the walls angled down. On or in ceiling speakers just weren't going to happen.
I use either a15 or 20 foot HDMI cable and have no issues. I doubt it matters, but I'm using the "media player" input (Denon X4300). I also use a 15 foot extender for the UMIK-1 mic, although I did have to try a second one because connection with the first one was flaky.
Sorry, didn't read your...
There's a speed bump right outside my house. With 80% of the cars it's no problem, but the other 20% either go over them too fast and scrape something or have loud exhaust and feel the need to hit the accelerator way too hard since they had to slow down for the bump. My wife stays up late and...
Some speakers may be considered warm in that they tend to make bad recordings sound a bit better. Neutral to bright speakers are more revealing in that they play the material exactly as recorded and they can sound a tad harsh or clinical on poor recordings. I'm very interested in the Chane's...
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