This is an interesting response curve, fairly flat with a slope starting at around 2.5K. What kind of speakers are these? Are you on-axis?
Did you post this because it's got a similar roll off above 2.5K to Final's in-room measurement?
I think I heard some Respons speakers in a CD store way, way back when there used to be CD stores everywhere. I didn't get a long listen and they weren't in an ideal environment but I liked what I heard, and I loved the pyramid look. I've been wondering what those were.The speakers are Respons Grand from Respons Audio In Sweden. An old sealed box version, been with me for ages. Measurement taken from listening position on axis some 12 feet from each speaker.
I posted it because I am jealous. You can't get an in-room response on a headphone.Did you post this because it's got a similar roll off above 2.5K to Final's in-room measurement?
Sorry to be so dense, but what exactly are you jealous of?I posted it because I am jealous. You can't get an in-room response on a headphone.
A full range in room system.Sorry to be so dense, but what exactly are you jealous of?
Are you still using the Martin Logans?A full range in room system.
For the above, anybody?
Sorry, I was not clear. I do use REW with my UMIK-1, with its cal file. I was wondering if the app mentioned at the start of this thread (the Onyx Spectrum Analyzer RTA) can accept a UMIK cal file.
Because, one of the things I can do with and IPad and a UMIK, over my much heavier and bulkier laptop and a UMIK, is walk around the listening space checking for peaks and nulls in the bass region.Why do you want to use that app anyway?
Man this is a cool forum. You guys rule.
Can't believe I've never gotten involved on this site before.
I'ma load this app and do it.
Oh. Well according to the description on their website, they recommend a calibrated microphone so there is probably a way to load calibration. Can't seem to find a manual for that app.