|
|
DorinD
Bucharest, Romania
Posts 4
Joined on 01-20-2020
|
Post #:
|
81
|
|
Post ID:
|
26455
|
|
Reply to:
|
26423
|
|
|
|
I've start using reverberation injection after your favourable results
|
|
|
|
|
Dear Sirs,
Following Romy's the Cat Youtube series on reverberation injection, I started gathering info and looking for some equipment to start experimenting. I was lucky enough to get a relatively cheap Yamaha DSP-1 in perfect condition from Germany and also put to good use an old pair of bookshelfs as rear channels. I was thinking that if it sounds good enough I would expand it to 6ch.
It sounded indeed extremely realistic and I want to thank you Romy for the excellent suggestion on introducing reverberant sound field in playback. It indeed creates the illusion that you are in the right location, concert hall, stadium or else. It is one of the best improuvement I senses in the evolution process of my horn system. I thank you also for the feedback on better using 4ch instead of 6ch because I really don't want to extent it further on.
The remote control was essential in the first two weeks of setting the system. Now, because i feel that I got it right, I am thinking of replacing Yamaha with a Lexicon MX400 which would be even superior to a Yamaha DSP-3000 except the lack of remote control (but as I said, this is no longer really necesary). I am using 3 or 4 sound fields definitions and these are also available on Lexicon. Still, I'm not in a hurry to change anything because it sounds so realistic, I have nothing to ask for more.
Hope that my feedback would convince others to give it a try, it's worth it.
Regards,Dorin
It's never too late having a happy childhood.
|
|
|