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In the Thread: A listening room for a domesticated Cat?
Post Subject: Back to the drawing table.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 10/8/2017
My experiment with midbass channel last week was wonderful
in a wild position. It proved that I have enough gain to drive my current bass tower
from Milq. Also, it proved that using a small midbass in wild position and playing
with crossovers I can make a nice a very nice more or less even frequency
response in the room. After doing all of it, as I told before, I was not
pleased with result subjectively. The imaging was suffering horribly and along
with the engagement with music is gone. I need to note that engagement has
nothing to do with imaging. The imaging is just a side effect of time-alignment
and as system become time-misaligned at LF the engagement with music is gone,
the imaging is just easy to spot adverse effect. You do not need to be too much
trained to recognize the lock of engagement. It is very obvious as a time-aligned
system has “magic” as very tangible property.
So, I am completely discarding my experiences from last week
and will be targeting to try find a configuration when midbass and LF channels
to be in time aligned position.Rerurn to Romy the Cat's Site