FargateOne
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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- Rotel RSX-1562
- Additional Amp
- Bryston 3B3 for fronts mains
- Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
- Cambridge CXU
- Front Speakers
- B&W 804 D2
- Center Channel Speaker
- B&W HTM4D2
- Surround Speakers
- B&W 705
- Subwoofers
- SVS PC-2000 and SVS PC-2000 Pro
- Other Speakers
- 10 PEQ filters/channel in receiver with REW
- Video Display Device
- Samsung UN55ES8000
- Other Equipment
- miniDSP 2x4 HD
Please take a look at the photo. The MLP is on the leather couch, left side of the couch . MLP is 8 feet from the front speakersThe back wall seperate the room and the shop in my basement. You see 3 DIY panels on the back wall. Between them, there are 2 square frames (31inch H x 24 inches large) where it was 2 windows. On the shop side of those frames I've put 8 inches Rockwool AFB.
I can't get rid of the back wall to get a deeper room. But, I could do on the upper part of the wall one large "window" of approx 7 feet large x 3 feet high behind the MLP to replace the 3 panels and the 2 windows and fill it with mineral whool in the shop side of the wall.
Am I wrong to think that it will change the main room modes (room dimensions, tangential and diagonals ) at the MLP and help to smoothen the response to lower the highs and lows differences between 20Hz and 500ish Hz.
Please see mdat of a mic 9 positions measurements for the fronts and the sub.
Thank for your help.
I can't get rid of the back wall to get a deeper room. But, I could do on the upper part of the wall one large "window" of approx 7 feet large x 3 feet high behind the MLP to replace the 3 panels and the 2 windows and fill it with mineral whool in the shop side of the wall.
Am I wrong to think that it will change the main room modes (room dimensions, tangential and diagonals ) at the MLP and help to smoothen the response to lower the highs and lows differences between 20Hz and 500ish Hz.
Please see mdat of a mic 9 positions measurements for the fronts and the sub.
Thank for your help.