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> Reflections off of the sidewalls, ceilings and floor can still cause issues with lower midrange and midbass response, but these issues can be fixed with EQ to
by titzer 6y ago
> Reflections off of the sidewalls, ceilings and floor can still cause issues with lower midrange and midbass response, but these issues can be fixed with EQ to a large extent.
I don't really believe this. Ever put speakers in an empty, stone-walled, wood-floored room? No EQ in the world is going to fix that. You need acoustic treatment in some shape or form, unless your walls are made out of cotton.
- aidenn0 6y ago"to a large extent" A typical room with drywall, carpet (or rug) and upholstered furniture is going to be EQ'd pretty well. I suppose that could be considered "acoustic treatment" but most people just call that "normal"