AdamAttewell
Prominent Member
I will just echo what others have said about the 2x4 HD & MSO that they are amazing bits of kit.
Like Richard says getting the subs placed in the room in the correct position before any EQ is vital if you want a good result.
I took over 300 measurements with REW to find the best place for both my subs, I already thought I had found the best place for my subs which gave me this response.
It was not bad but my subs starting rolling off at 100Hz & I wanted to make the crossover point smoother so I started moving a sub into every place a sub could be positioned & fired.
Then I used the trace arithmetic feature in REW to combine the best responses to see what it would look like when both subs were playing at the same time. With four contenders I settled on this one.
Then I loaded the measurements into MSO & with a lot of help & some trial and error I got this.
Then to double check after loading all the filters into the MiniDSP I measured with REW to see how it looked at all the seating positions again.
This is what all the measured responses look like when separated & put next to the predicted response from MSO.
I am very happy with the result as being able to get this response over four seats spread over two rows I feel is pretty good.
Massive thanks to Richard for all his help & time as I would have never worked out half this stuff without his advice.
It took much longer than I wanted it to but no pain, no gain as they say.
Like Richard says getting the subs placed in the room in the correct position before any EQ is vital if you want a good result.
I took over 300 measurements with REW to find the best place for both my subs, I already thought I had found the best place for my subs which gave me this response.
It was not bad but my subs starting rolling off at 100Hz & I wanted to make the crossover point smoother so I started moving a sub into every place a sub could be positioned & fired.
Then I used the trace arithmetic feature in REW to combine the best responses to see what it would look like when both subs were playing at the same time. With four contenders I settled on this one.
Then I loaded the measurements into MSO & with a lot of help & some trial and error I got this.
Then to double check after loading all the filters into the MiniDSP I measured with REW to see how it looked at all the seating positions again.
This is what all the measured responses look like when separated & put next to the predicted response from MSO.
I am very happy with the result as being able to get this response over four seats spread over two rows I feel is pretty good.
Massive thanks to Richard for all his help & time as I would have never worked out half this stuff without his advice.
It took much longer than I wanted it to but no pain, no gain as they say.