Yeah, I ran into that once or twice when moving the sub around, but got that procedure down. I made sure the sub is definitely on. To me the music sounds pretty good. Low freq. tracks like Hotel California Live/MTV 1994 kick drum sounds tight with good thump, mids and upper freq have great clarity, great detail. I wanted to use REW as an objective way to find the best speaker orientation for the room/space I have (it is rather large and irregular shaped due to adjoining room). I do zero HT with this setup, but also wondered how much of a difference a bigger sub (or additional one) would make given what I see in the REW output and also what others have found doing measurements in their rooms. I have included REW data below for my two different room orientation options (south and east). They seem similar in values, but I am a little new at interpreting results from REW. Any thoughts on my setup would be most welcomed!!
spl of both south and east main speaker positions:
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Re: Sierra Tower w/RAAL in room response question
Originally Posted by jimlucci
Yeah, I ran into that once or twice when moving the sub around, but got that procedure down. I made sure the sub is definitely on. To me the music sounds pretty good. Low freq. tracks like Hotel California Live/MTV 1994 kick drum sounds tight with good thump, mids and upper freq have great clarity, great detail. I wanted to use REW as an objective way to find the best speaker orientation for the room/space I have (it is rather large and irregular shaped due to adjoining room). I do zero HT with this setup, but also wondered how much of a difference a bigger sub (or additional one) would make given what I see in the REW output and also what others have found doing measurements in their rooms. I have included REW data below for my two different room orientation options (south and east). They seem similar in values, but I am a little new at interpreting results from REW. Any thoughts on my setup would be most welcomed!!
