Measuring my room Freq response

Room EQ Wizard. It's free and there's a support thread here on AVSForum. Of course, you will still have to invest in a decent microphone and, perhaps, a preamp/ps.


Kal

I second REW; one of the best free programs I have ever seen.


As for mics, you don;t have to spend a lot to get decent results. Nady makes one called the CM-100 which can be had for $40 and will give you all the performance you'd ever need for such an application. Then there's the ubiqitous Behringer ECM-8000 for $50. So, if you don;t have the stuff already, you can get yourself into a totally decent little measurement rig for about $200

Kal and David thank you both.

I will get into this software which sounds like the thing I was looking for.

I have a nice Sony microphone which should work if not will get one listed above.

David where did the $200 figure came from?

$150 for a USB audio interface, $50 for a mic, and $0 for REW.


What mic do you have?

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USB audio?? I guess I need some heavy reading.

MY mic is an old but I feel need to get a better one. I think this is a Sony F-V10

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Is it calibrated or even reasonably flat in the low end? Unlikely. Also, you need full-duplex audio so that one channel can be a loop-back reference for the other.


Kal

Thanks Kal. I will look into this whole thing later. I always used a tad of EQ playing by ear. But with this software I will have a new way of doing it better. I am not sure about this mike at all now.