patate91
Well-Known Member
I was wondering if this post needs to be in DIY.
I measured my speaker in my room using my cellphone and Advanced Spectrum Analyzer. I'll get a better microphone eventually.
On the 3 pics I guess the third is better because it's more flat than in the other 2.
Also it seems to goes down a little bit between 1.2 kHz and 2.5kHz. Can I do something about it without using an equalizer? I have diy acoustics boards made of confortboard on side walls, ceiling (réflexion points) and behind speakers
Then below 50hz it goes down but m'y speaker should get to 35hz. I know the room has an impact but I lightly damped the box should I add more stuff in there tout get a better response?
http://www.geocities.jp/arai401204/Enclosure/E170/E170.html
I measured my speaker in my room using my cellphone and Advanced Spectrum Analyzer. I'll get a better microphone eventually.
On the 3 pics I guess the third is better because it's more flat than in the other 2.
Also it seems to goes down a little bit between 1.2 kHz and 2.5kHz. Can I do something about it without using an equalizer? I have diy acoustics boards made of confortboard on side walls, ceiling (réflexion points) and behind speakers
Then below 50hz it goes down but m'y speaker should get to 35hz. I know the room has an impact but I lightly damped the box should I add more stuff in there tout get a better response?
http://www.geocities.jp/arai401204/Enclosure/E170/E170.html