I did not say that, on the advice of another person, I removed the damping material from the walls, because the sound of the music was deaf, without reverb. After that, reverb appeared. I liked it.
How to do or where to read about it?
a. the floor bounce for each driver
b. the baffle effects through the midrange for each driver
c. the other room effects in the lower midrange
a. the floor bounce for each driver
b. the baffle effects through the midrange for each driver
c. the other room effects in the lower midrange
In post #11, you posted some noise based plots of the individual drivers.
Can you show phase?
Can they be lifted out of the noise?
Later, can they be done anechoically?
Can you show phase?
Can they be lifted out of the noise?
Later, can they be done anechoically?
Spectrogram like in post #11 i have for all separate drivers without filters and with filters. Only frequency response. Phase response I don't.
Can they be lifted out of the noise? - It is need to smooth they?
Later, can they be done anechoically? - Yes, but how do this right? Should all other speakers work during the measurement of one speaker, or should the others be turned off?
Can they be lifted out of the noise? - It is need to smooth they?
Later, can they be done anechoically? - Yes, but how do this right? Should all other speakers work during the measurement of one speaker, or should the others be turned off?
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With phase you can understand how the drivers work together. You can see how the filters are not helping.
Also make them louder if possible. Make a measurement with the amp muted. Use this information to get each driver (measured on its own) away from the noise. If you go too loud the response will top out and clip.