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Post by wanderlust on Jan 25, 2005 14:15:29 GMT 7
Yan ang kailangan mo.. EARS!! ;D ill take it as a yes sir ha........... have your word on it? kya lang kakahiya naman sa boss mo ;D ;D ;D
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Post by hans adriane on Jan 25, 2005 19:01:21 GMT 7
ill take it as a yes sir ha........... have your word on it? kya lang kakahiya naman sa boss mo ;D ;D ;D hehehehehehe
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Post by wanderlust on Jan 26, 2005 13:37:34 GMT 7
tawa tawa ka dyan... session na sir ;D ;D ;D
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Post by hans adriane on Jan 26, 2005 16:36:35 GMT 7
tawa tawa ka dyan... session na sir ;D ;D ;D OK will try to sched one 1st week Feb. ;D ;D
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Post by wanderlust on Jan 31, 2005 18:13:16 GMT 7
OK will try to sched one 1st week Feb. ;D ;D oist.... first week na sir ;D
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Post by Octaver on Feb 2, 2005 12:20:16 GMT 7
Speaker placement is very important for the Soundstage & Overall sound quality of your system: Height of speaker(For Bookshelves spkr) affects the Bass & Vocal imaging Distance of speaker to back-wall & Side wall Distance of each sepaker (F&R) Angle of speaker from the listening position ETCH......
This is very critical for Audiophile set-up, you will notice most audiophile gears have fixed tone bias (No treble & Bass). Most audiophile dont want to use separate Subwoofer. These are the puzzle of Audio Physics for you to optimized.
Unlike PROFESSIONAL Set-up, everything can compensate by EQUALIZER IMHO
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Post by iceman90a on Feb 18, 2005 11:14:48 GMT 7
at the risk of sounding stupid - i'd like to post a recent experience:
i normally keep the doors to the ground floor guestroom and cr closed while i'm listening in the living room...
this morning while listening, i noticed that the bass response of my system improved - the kick drum could be clearly felt...
then i remembered to get something from the guest room - and saw that the door was open, so i closed it and went back to my seat... whoa! nawala yung kick drum!
so experiment ako - went to the door and opened it, back to my seat and bam! balik ang kick drum ;D
ok, gotta take my medicine now... ;D ;D
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Post by avphile on Feb 21, 2005 16:00:38 GMT 7
at the risk of sounding stupid - i'd like to post a recent experience: i normally keep the doors to the ground floor guestroom and cr closed while i'm listening in the living room... this morning while listening, i noticed that the bass response of my system improved - the kick drum could be clearly felt... then i remembered to get something from the guest room - and saw that the door was open, so i closed it and went back to my seat... whoa! nawala yung kick drum! so experiment ako - went to the door and opened it, back to my seat and bam! balik ang kick drum ;D ok, gotta take my medicine now... ;D ;D I've encountered something similar to this in the past. I think the room mode excitation is greatly altered when some large doors or windows at certain locations are opened or closed . I read somewhere that some closets when opened act as bass traps. In your case, opening the guest room or CR must be acting as a bass trap to prevent some bass frequencies from cancelling out in your listening area. Or has altered some standing wave or room mode pattern that was cancelling out the kick drum frequency in you listening area.
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Post by hans adriane on Sept 17, 2005 11:33:01 GMT 7
room tuning hirap mag fine tune ng setup in a all wood room like mine from ceiling, wall to floors tapos sama mo windows waaaaaaah.. hehehhehe
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Post by iceman90a on Sept 18, 2005 7:43:27 GMT 7
room tuning hirap mag fine tune ng setup in a all wood room like mine from ceiling, wall to floors tapos sama mo windows waaaaaaah.. hehehhehe bakit nagfine tuning ka ulit? bago speakers mo ano? ;D ;D
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Post by hans adriane on Sept 18, 2005 12:43:40 GMT 7
room tuning hirap mag fine tune ng setup in a all wood room like mine from ceiling, wall to floors tapos sama mo windows waaaaaaah.. hehehhehe bakit nagfine tuning ka ulit? bago speakers mo ano? ;D ;D broken in na kasi yun Evo kaya new placement ulit. ;D ;D
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