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Turns out it was! But, the amazing outcome was limited to playback on that system. Playback on another one sounded good, even better than mine, but the illusi
by ddingus 3y ago
Turns out it was! But, the amazing outcome was limited to playback on that system.
Playback on another one sounded good, even better than mine, but the illusion I described was not there.
- pizza 3y agoI guess it must be a combination of getting both the frequency response and phase response just right. It won't be any where near as good but you might be interested in Room Eq Wizard too
- ddingus 3y agoIt is the phase relationships for sure! Those are what places everything. Well, most everything. Frequency response changes do it too. Front/Back for example. Frequency response curves are very different. If the overall EQ is close, it all seems to work. But moving stuff has a tighter tolerance from what I remember.