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In Reply to: You are comparing apples to oranges... posted by jonbee on July 31, 2002 at 09:54:08:
One thing to try is using a parametric EQ on the bass woofer only. Since you are already bi-amping, this should be very easy to do (and cheap - a Behringer Feedback Destroyer goes for about $135, and does an excellent job with taming bass humps).In my room (which is a difficult room, to be sure), I have had to play around a lot with position and PR tuning, but I still have room modes that no ammount of positioning or tuning will eliminate. Simply the nature of bass production in enclosed areas. If you really want to deal with room modes, you either have to invest in room treatment/bass traps, or get the BFD. There is no other option.
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