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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Cape Town
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I got this huge problem with the balance (left/right sound) of my system. I tried just about everything to find the cause , but no success. I tried swopping the pre-amp outputs, then the amps (monoblocks), then the speakers with cables. Does not matter what I do, the left side is louder then the right side.
Can it be because of my room layout - reflection from the left wall compared to none from the open plan right side?? I am thinking now of splitting up the pre-amp volume controls (ganged stereo pots on XBoSoz) to physically adjust the balance. Can anybody give me some more insight into this problem and maybe confirm my theory on the room layout. Thanx to all. (See attached spliced photos of room layout.)
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Well it looks like you have a longer and larger couch on the right. it might be that because there is more damping on that side : O )
maybe move both couches out of the room and see. |
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One more thing to try- physically swap the speakers. If the imbalance remains, it's either your room or some excessive wax buildup in one ear.
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Also you have the left speaker more in the corner. but the right is far away from the right corner. ?
did you know you get more bass if there in the corner. maybe move the whole setup over more so it is more centered. |
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