W Wull Registered Thread Starter Joined Apr 26, 2018 Posts 52 Apr 25, 2020 #1 Been running some sweeps and I get the feeling my centre speaker could be out of phase. What would be the best way to check this please? Attachments PHASE CHECK.mdat PHASE CHECK.mdat 749.8 KB · Views: 18
Been running some sweeps and I get the feeling my centre speaker could be out of phase. What would be the best way to check this please?
John Mulcahy REW Author Joined Apr 3, 2017 Posts 8,445 Apr 25, 2020 #2 Make full range measurements, not measurements stopping at 1 kHz, and look at the polarity of the impulse responses with the % scale.
Make full range measurements, not measurements stopping at 1 kHz, and look at the polarity of the impulse responses with the % scale.
W Wull Registered Thread Starter Joined Apr 26, 2018 Posts 52 Apr 25, 2020 #3 results below. Attachments PHASE CHECK.mdat PHASE CHECK.mdat 4.6 MB · Views: 36 right in phase.jpg 47.3 KB · Views: 34 left in phse.jpg 51.5 KB · Views: 33 center in phase.jpg 50 KB · Views: 31 center out of phase.jpg 50.3 KB · Views: 29 Last edited: Apr 25, 2020
W Wull Registered Thread Starter Joined Apr 26, 2018 Posts 52 Nov 22, 2020 #6 John Mulcahy said: All in phase. View attachment 31162 Click to expand... Hi John. How do I set impulse to this scale (2.00ms)? Last edited: Nov 22, 2020
John Mulcahy said: All in phase. View attachment 31162 Click to expand... Hi John. How do I set impulse to this scale (2.00ms)?
W Wull Registered Thread Starter Joined Apr 26, 2018 Posts 52 Nov 22, 2020 #8 Thanks John. I did know that, just wasn't sure how to set it to 320u/2.0ms. Think I'm OK with the settings I have. Attachments REW inpulse.PNG 25 KB · Views: 18
Thanks John. I did know that, just wasn't sure how to set it to 320u/2.0ms. Think I'm OK with the settings I have.