Posts by yacht422

Quote: Originally Posted by tngiloy I had a problem getting my 'noise level' to 75db a while back. After trying to figure out why I could not raise it to the recommended 75db level, and becoming frustrated that I couldn't, I checked...

Quote: Originally Posted by thestewman Have you changed the cutoff points ? Your L/F and R/F speakers appear capable of providing a wider response down low. You have a huge overlap with the sub going to 120hz and the...

Quote: Originally Posted by jayray These look very good. Try setting in ARC, the sub high pass filter to Flat and then recalculate. See if that flattens the sub curve as it approaches 20Hz. If it does, try uploading this and give it a...

Quote: Originally Posted by obie_fl Walt - I'm also a little curious at those bumps in your subwoofer at 1K and 2K. Is it possible your sub is causing something to resonate or rattle in the room? Normally I wouldn't bother but it...

Quote: Originally Posted by dmusoke Walt: Your reference level is set at 65dB instead of 75dB. Need to re-measure and change the Test Level to provide a reference volume of 75dB after setting all trims to 0dB. Ditto for the subwoofer...

i have not been here for a few months -but -just re-did the acoustics. how do the charts look? thx walt

Quote: Originally Posted by pepar how about diffusion on the ceiling, especially, and the side walls .. Instead of absorption .. With thx ultra speakers .. And the dispersion control that accompanies that certification? jeff "sound...

when putting acoustic treatments on the ceiling, is it best to put (3) 24' X 48",one for each speaker, or would a single 4' X 10' sheet be better. and how thick for ceiling usage? thx walt

Quote: Originally Posted by studlygoorite i have not heard that it is fixed and my graphs are off also while running the latest arc. +1

Quote: Originally Posted by abc999 Mine are at 0.85 room gain with lots of room treatments though. Alvin FYIW. the more treatments i added, the lower the gain became, until, at this moment, i have no gain at all. walt [this is...