In Reply to: Clive posted by JBasham on June 23, 2006 at 06:41:07:
OK, I see where your 5 to 10db came from.For sure the setup of my Proms is different.
1) I have the widebands 1.3 meters from the back wall - this must give a very different frequency response.2) I have the subs in the rear corners - I did originally find I was missing the very deepest bass for sometime compared to REL Storm that go down to 18/20Hz. With careful tuning and mainly very extended run-in time I've got most of the deep bass back.
3) I run the tweeters run as dipoles - this seems to release extra treble energy and "air".
When I had a few hundred hour on the speakers I was still messing around with the bass settings. I now realise it was still changing considerably. After a year (!) I now have stability. I should add that I travel a lot with work so maybe I'm only up to 1,000 or 1,500 hours or so.
I had a problem with my phono stage at one point, I added 0.22uF to the xover cap, it brought the treble up a lot. Now that I've fixed the phono stage I'm back to 1.01uF. If your room is causing a treble roll-off then it seems reasonable to increase the xover cap. 0.22uF might be too much so be ready with a smaller cap.
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- Re: clearer now.... - Clive 01:36:48 06/24/06 (2)
- break-in and placement - JBasham 07:50:17 06/26/06 (1)
- Re: break-in and placement - Robert Bastani 09:55:18 06/26/06 (0)