I'm sure you've seen this, but if not its very helpful. Worked for me...
http://www.cardas.com/room_setup_main.php
http://www.cardas.com/room_setup_main.php
Speaker Placement - When it's perfect!
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I'm sure you've seen this, but if not its very helpful. Worked for me... http://www.cardas.com/room_setup_main.php |
my listening room is a living room of sorts so i have a few constraints that preclude a lot of speaker related tweaks other than trying to stick to the “ hocus pocus” formula of the hard physics of node creation. My choice of speaker includes 11 bands of EQ below 120 HZ so getting that right, tweaking level and Q on the sub consumes a few hours... i do have 5 dedicated circuits and some ground float cheaters and some isolation tweaks but overall the hours put in were not excessive... |
@dentdog Those fractions of an inch that you moved your speakers...I can relate to that. Actually that’s when I knew I was close. It was remarkable how much of a difference a fraction of an inch made especially as regards toe-in. @kosst_amojan I bought those Walmart mattress pads too early on in my quest. An inexpensive way to experiment with room treatment! @agriculturist I never used the Cardas info. from your link but I’m going to take a look at the different layouts to see if any fits my situation. (But I am NOT moving my speakers!) @tomic601 Since your are not in a dedicated listening room, I imagine the EQ abilities and "Q" adjustments really helped you out. |
Understand where you're coming from hifiman5. Eerily similar journey, just reached my Nirvana point a few months ago. Dedicated room, dedicated outlets, room treatments, microscopic movements of the speakers and the listening seat. Amazing. Sonic bliss. Can listen for hours without fatigue. Good recordings yield goosebumps. Very, very happy. So happy I can focus on music purchases instead of gear purchases. Feels incredible to get off the "upgrade train". Thanks for sharing the post, and thanks for your honesty. Tom |