Hi Folks,
Thaught let me share my exp. with YPAO room acoustics caliberation.
okey, I have :
Amp:: RX-V 471
Fronts & center (F&D..speakers..meant for HT use not Comp) - 150 Hz - 20KHz
Surrnds :: JBL Control 1 (80 Hx - 20 KHz)
SW :: Polk Audio - PSW 110 (60 to 160 Hz)
YPAO mic was put @ ear level w/ tripod. No obstructions around.
RESULTS::
- Distance - Front L = 10 ft (correct)
Front R = 10.2 ft (correct)
Center = 9.8 ft ( almost correct)
Surr L = 7.2 ft ( almost correct)
Surr R = 6.2 ft (correct)
SW = 13.2 ft (correct)
- Volume Level -
Front L = 0 db
Front R = 0 db
Center = -1 ( changed to + 1.5 Db )
Surr L = -5.5 (Wrong.. Surrs were very quiet..changed to 0)
Surr R = - 4 ((Wrong.. Surrs were very quiet..changed to -1)
SW = - 9.0 Db (WRONG..SW..what SW? changed to 0 db)
SW crossover is set (by YPAO) @ 90 Db. I am sure by BS (fronts) do not go below 120 Hz, still left X'over to 90, feel its boomy above 100 Db.
I was using a Y cable, now i have removed it and using single RCA cable.
Overall..okey tool to start with..but not impressed. 50% accuracy.
Regards
Slash.
Thaught let me share my exp. with YPAO room acoustics caliberation.
okey, I have :
Amp:: RX-V 471
Fronts & center (F&D..speakers..meant for HT use not Comp) - 150 Hz - 20KHz
Surrnds :: JBL Control 1 (80 Hx - 20 KHz)
SW :: Polk Audio - PSW 110 (60 to 160 Hz)
YPAO mic was put @ ear level w/ tripod. No obstructions around.
RESULTS::
- Distance - Front L = 10 ft (correct)
Front R = 10.2 ft (correct)
Center = 9.8 ft ( almost correct)
Surr L = 7.2 ft ( almost correct)
Surr R = 6.2 ft (correct)
SW = 13.2 ft (correct)
- Volume Level -
Front L = 0 db
Front R = 0 db
Center = -1 ( changed to + 1.5 Db )
Surr L = -5.5 (Wrong.. Surrs were very quiet..changed to 0)
Surr R = - 4 ((Wrong.. Surrs were very quiet..changed to -1)
SW = - 9.0 Db (WRONG..SW..what SW? changed to 0 db)
SW crossover is set (by YPAO) @ 90 Db. I am sure by BS (fronts) do not go below 120 Hz, still left X'over to 90, feel its boomy above 100 Db.
I was using a Y cable, now i have removed it and using single RCA cable.
Overall..okey tool to start with..but not impressed. 50% accuracy.
Regards
Slash.
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