Excess resonance and slow decay
May support investigation of PSI Audio AVAA C214 or other acoustic-domain treatment where placement and room conditions are suitable.
ROOM ACOUSTICS
Understand what the room is doing before changing the system.
Low-frequency problems can sound like equipment problems. Bass may be excessive at one frequency, missing at another, slow to decay or difficult to integrate with a subwoofer. The correct next step depends on which behaviour is actually present.
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Free Room Bass Analysis
A geometry and symptom based preliminary model. It cannot determine measured SPL, decay or a product prescription.
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What different problems may require
Cancellation and uneven distribution
May require loudspeaker or listener placement, REL subwoofer integration or a multi-sub strategy rather than additional absorption alone.
Existing-sub integration
May require separate main, sub and combined measurements, followed by review of gain, crossover, phase, delay and placement.
Placement first
Some rooms benefit most from a geometry change before any product is purchased.
Closing statement
The aim is not to make the graph look impressive. It is to identify which variable is limiting the listening result and what should be tested next.