Recent content by thepiecesfit

Finally, a review that calls out the color timing and skin tones issue. I would have loved to see a scan that closely resembled the blu ray. For me this completely changes the feel of the movie in a very unfavorable way. The open shadows, neutral colors and original color timing worked well to...

It was hovering around 75dB. I realized this pursuit might be futile so long as when the speakers are matched one decibel here or there won't truly matter. We don't playback at home using 'reference' levels anyway it is simply too loud.

Here is a snapshot of the REW screen while generating the random pink noise and measuring with both meters.

Did some more digging and it appears that the sensivity is not calibrated. This would explain it. Pulled this from their website below. Guess I should have done a bit more research and perhaps purchased the Dayton EMM-6 Premium+ instead. What about microphone sensitivity? We provide sensitivity...

Sadly outside of the 'calibrated at factory' there is not much information. They claim Accuracy +/- 1.5 dBA. BAFX3608 .Yes there were some different readings full vs limited range both which differed in their values. However, the discrepancy of about 3dB was consistent. I may need to halt my...

Looks like you are right. From the document “REW” subfolder contain the same information as the narrowband data files described above. In addition these files include the Dayton Audio manufacturer’s sensitivity value for use with Room EQ Wizard. Please note that the sensitivity value is...

This is from the Cross-Spectrum file Sens Factor =-0.473dB. What I meant was I ran the Audyssey MultEQ app and ran through the EQ routine to set the trims and distances. The handheld meter (BAFX3608) did not come with a calibration report but it matched whatever Audyssey set previously. 3dB...

Greetings! I've recently aquired a Cross-Spectrum UMIK-1. I have REW set up to use ASIO4ALL with the 90 degree cal file. I'm using the internal test tone Pink Noise generator at -30.00 dBFS, set to Speaker Cal, sent to each individual channel for levels matching. Then I pull up the SPL meter...