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i used to have those same issues , checking " remember me " has cleared most of them up ... cookies may be the problem .
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Are you going to make more measurements today?Comment
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i don't know .... thinking of turning it upside down .Comment
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Highly recommended.Originally posted by filmslayer View Post
As long as that doesn't put the woofer closer to the ceiling than it was to the floor. Sideways works well sometimes. I often use a 24" stand on top of a 10.5" speaker box. I bumped it one time and the speaker fell. It could have been a bone breaker, but only the speaker got a scratch.
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it does put the woofer in the middle of floor and ceiling ....
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Flat as a pancake at 1k! nice!
Take a tweeter measurement. See if it's down 6dB at 4k.Comment
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to late . already flipped back and pushed into to place for a day of listening .Comment
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John , can you see what i may have wrong ? trying to figure out why i have to invert mids and your's are not ...
here it is normal ....
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You would need to load offsets into XSim due to the location on the baffle plus Z. The mids are +.2 inches each. I can't remember the woofer something like +3.5 inches.
Also all my FRDs are min phaseLast edited by jhollander; 02-12-2018, 10:12 AM. Reason: Edit Also depends on what FRDs you are using, mine are all min phComment
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i'm using your files for this . and with your offset , we're on the same page now .
if not this will all show when measuring correct ?
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Update: the woofer offset is +5.4. You should get a similar graph measuring at 1 meter, from 400 Hz up, with Omni mic set to blended, gated to 5 ms.
But if you can do this, we should really be using measured files. We can walk you thought this process when you are ready/ have time.Comment
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i have issues exporting from Holm . i haven't figured it out yet ....Comment
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I don’t use holm, but could you snip the graph in holm using windows snipping tool and trace your measurement in a tracing program?Comment
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It's not hard to export, but it's hard to tell you how. There was a section in the starter guide showing how to do it.Originally posted by filmslayer View PostComment
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