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REW Measurements of AlleyCat's Room- Take 2
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<blockquote data-quote="KenMasters" data-source="post: 1172286" data-attributes="member: 517"><p>Thanks, I'm aware of Ethan and his company, but what is the size and depth of the panel you want to use?</p><p></p><p>EDIT: To elaborate, mids and highs aren't the problem when it comes to SBIR, as it's only when you start to get down towards 100Hz that your speakers begin becoming omnidirectional, so it's a waste of perfectly good mid to high frequency absorbers to place them behind the speaker when they would do much more good on the side or back walls.</p><p></p><p>My LS50s are sealed and crossed over at 150Hz (with additional EQ below that to for proper roll-off). I initially used 5cm panels as I thought that would be good enough, but I'm limited to how close I can bring my speakers to the back wall and they weren't as effective as I'd hoped - I had to move up to 10cm panels to get the results I was hoping for. I would imagine with your speakers you would need at least that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KenMasters, post: 1172286, member: 517"] Thanks, I'm aware of Ethan and his company, but what is the size and depth of the panel you want to use? EDIT: To elaborate, mids and highs aren't the problem when it comes to SBIR, as it's only when you start to get down towards 100Hz that your speakers begin becoming omnidirectional, so it's a waste of perfectly good mid to high frequency absorbers to place them behind the speaker when they would do much more good on the side or back walls. My LS50s are sealed and crossed over at 150Hz (with additional EQ below that to for proper roll-off). I initially used 5cm panels as I thought that would be good enough, but I'm limited to how close I can bring my speakers to the back wall and they weren't as effective as I'd hoped - I had to move up to 10cm panels to get the results I was hoping for. I would imagine with your speakers you would need at least that. [/QUOTE]
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