Bass that overwhelms some notes, disappears on others or lingers into the next beat can make a good system difficult to enjoy. Start with your room, what you hear and the help you need. We can measure with you at home, review your REW data or help you explore a specific next step.
Listen together, measure your system and test practical setup changes where possible. Both visit options include an on-site discussion and a detailed analysis report, so you can keep working with the findings afterwards.
Send nine specified REW measurements for manual analysis. For A$149, you receive a written report explaining the main bass problems and what to check first.
Hear AVAA C214 in your Melbourne home. We compare it switched off and on, try suitable positions and explain the measurements. The visit focuses on C214.
Use room dimensions and speaker and listening positions to explore predicted bass behaviour. It is a useful starting point, but it cannot measure your system or tell you the actual strength or decay of a bass problem.
A missing bass note does not, by itself, identify a room mode or tell us to add more bass. A note that lingers raises a different question from one that is simply loud. Your listening experience helps us choose what to investigate; measurements help us test the explanation.
Check what is happening before deciding what to buy.
During an assessment, we can test practical speaker or seat positions and system settings. Listening and repeat measurements show whether each adjustment helps.
See how measurements help a real decision.
In one Melbourne room, measurements before and after AVAA C214 compared both the level of bass and how long its energy remained. That context helps explain what changed and what still deserved attention. One room does not predict the result in another.