J jimbill Well-known member Joined Dec 28, 2012 Messages 89 Reaction score 37 Location Houston, TX Nov 11, 2022 #1 nt
ttocs Well-known member MLO Supporter Joined Aug 10, 2014 Messages 1,061 Reaction score 636 Location Highland Park, IL Nov 11, 2022 #2 Mine is in the middle default position.
J jimbill Well-known member Joined Dec 28, 2012 Messages 89 Reaction score 37 Location Houston, TX Nov 11, 2022 #3 You're right, I should have said which of the three positions do you have yours' set too?
JonFo Super Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Jan 16, 2005 Messages 5,022 Reaction score 764 Location ATL Area, GA Nov 12, 2022 #4 This is extremely room and placement dependent, so even if 90% say 'position X', it might not be the correct setting for your setup. https://avgadgets.com/dealing-with-boundary-reinforcement-in-your-home-theater/ https://acousticfrontiers.com/blogs/Articles/What-is-Speaker-Boundary-Interference I'd be more interested in seeing several REW response graphs from multiple users demonstrating the effect of the three positions in their rooms.
This is extremely room and placement dependent, so even if 90% say 'position X', it might not be the correct setting for your setup. https://avgadgets.com/dealing-with-boundary-reinforcement-in-your-home-theater/ https://acousticfrontiers.com/blogs/Articles/What-is-Speaker-Boundary-Interference I'd be more interested in seeing several REW response graphs from multiple users demonstrating the effect of the three positions in their rooms.
R rpokuls Well-known member MLO Supporter Joined Mar 9, 2016 Messages 125 Reaction score 40 Location Syracuse, NY Nov 12, 2022 #5 I used to set it at -2 dB most of the time but 0 dB for some rock music. I upgraded my amp recently and find now that -2 dB all the time is fine.
I used to set it at -2 dB most of the time but 0 dB for some rock music. I upgraded my amp recently and find now that -2 dB all the time is fine.