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In Reply to: RE: Setting up Magnepans posted by ceulrich@fastmail.us on September 29, 2016 at 06:26:52:
Looks like your L with the filter will match better with the R without the filter. If that combo introduces too much of a phase difference problem then you can set the R channel filter to a lower freq - bigger cap - say two 50s in parallel.Edit
Looked again at your post, you should have had the two 100nfs in parallel to have a lower fc for this high pass on the more even R side. You are dealing with the deep bass hump - this approach can't fix the broad midbass suckout on L. Only serious EQ or reworking the placement to introduce more boundary reinforcement will work. Moving the R speaker away from the wall might get you a similar dip in the midbass on that side - more symmetry but worse overall tonal balance.PS - I suspect your midrange hump on the L is more of a problem overall.
Edits: 09/29/16
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