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Not basic at all! As I said, most people spot check at third octave intervals. Even really good engineers often misunderstand room acoustics, so why should I have assumed you know how to measure a room?
I don't need to portray you as anything - you do a great job all by yourself.
Anyway, back to your listening room, maybe this is in a basement and you have substantial insulation above the drop ceiling? Again, I never see a 12 dB span in a typical enclosed and untreated room that size. It's always much worse than that. If you'd like to post a few photos of your space, and a graph of the response you measured, and show where the microphone was placed, I'd be pleased to comment further.
--Ethan
I was trying to be descent in my response, but the question has nothing to do with my system or measurements, but if your measurements/graphs are accurate and can pass the scrutiny test. Afterall, you are the one who introduced measurements/graphs into your arguement and also tried to compare the speaker/room frequency response to the Bryston amplifier frequency response.
Since we are off topic, I started a new string at:
http://forum.stereophile.com/forum/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=43995&an=0&page=0#Post43995
Please read carefully as there are many subjects covered and information presented.
Hi Steve, I noticed your web site several years ago and read a few of your posts here.
I find it interesting when people bring up the fact that they are trained in electronics.
Do you have a bio online or some writeup with more detail?
Here is mine by the way; I don't normally offer it but you seem to be asking. Just want
to establish the point that I am not a "self proclaimed expert" to use your own words:
http://baselaudiolabs.googlepages.com/BASEL_CONSULTANTS.htm
Interesting discussion.
Pete B.
Cool, I feel much safer here with an engineer trained in water safety.
I didn't see any Hi Fi bonafdes, though.
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