Chris A
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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- Emotiva XMC-1 AVP, Xilica XP-8080 & miniDSP 2x4 HD
- Main Amp
- First Watt F3, Crown D75-As (5 total) bi-amping
- Additional Amp
- Crown XTi-1000 for subwoofers (2)
- DAC
- Topping D10 Balanced (stereo only mode)
- Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
- LG UBK90, Oppo BDP-103, Laptop
- Front Speakers
- Klipsch Jubilees (TAD TD-4002 compression drivers)
- Center Channel Speaker
- K-402-Multiple Entry Horn (full range)
- Surround Speakers
- Klipsch Belle bass bins with ESS AMT-1, bi-amped
- Surround Back Speakers
- -
- Front Height Speakers
- -
- Rear Height Speakers
- -
- Subwoofers
- DIY SPUD Tapped Horn (2) behind fronts
- Screen
- LG OLED 77"
- Remote Control
- Logitech Harmony One
There seems to be an issue with posting spectrograms in Windows 10 using the Y-axis as the frequency axis. When comparing spectrograms to various measurements, after I rescale the vertical axis for each of the measurements, when I return to prior measurements that I rescaled, the vertical axis seems to expand back to a more zoomed in scale. When I go to the "Limits" plot menu, when I select "fit to data" on the second measurement I've opened, it doesn't rescale the vertical axis. Instead, it remains in the uncommanded expanded vertical scale (zoomed in).
This behavior continues every time I return to prior measurements, making the job of comparing decay time responses vs. frequency via spectrograms virtually impossible. I have to do screen shots of the spectrograms to flip back and forth between them without the vertical scales going off again.
WHen I move to X-axis as the frequency axis, this problem seems to largely go away.
Chris
This behavior continues every time I return to prior measurements, making the job of comparing decay time responses vs. frequency via spectrograms virtually impossible. I have to do screen shots of the spectrograms to flip back and forth between them without the vertical scales going off again.
WHen I move to X-axis as the frequency axis, this problem seems to largely go away.
Chris