If your speakers are towers, no need for a sub for music especially if the sub is not time aligned. Music tracks don’t have much content below 30-40Hz.
They are small monitors with 4.5 inch woofers. Hence the sub.
how or if would you suggest proceeding with the free version of Gsonic?
Ditch the sub, and let room correction boost the bass (if it is sub standard.)
No plans to ditch the sub.
You need to measure your sub and speakers and then use that tutorial video to time align and crossover them correctly. Then use GSonic as you do. Bass quality depends a lot on sub time alignment and it’s nearly impossible that it aligns correctly without these steps.
Where is your sub and speakers crossed over, I mean what’s the device?
Speakers and sub are run from a Bel Canto integrated. Speakers (Raidho x-1’s) are run full range and the sub is low passed at 60hz from the bel canto.
Did I miss a new video? The video I watched made no reference to measuring for delay.
looking forward to suggestions on next steps. Thanks.
Ok. Just watched the video above. I thought you were referring to the Gsonic training video.
This is more work than I’m prepared to do Will follow the project’s development and hope it overs an automated solution in the future
I may try just using my mains as an experiment Good luck and thanks for the help
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There will be a premium version in the near future which can use subs (and other speakers) as support channels for active room mode cancellation like Dirac ART does (only better).
Been following your impressive devo efforts on ASR. I hope as you keep going, you’ll stay focused on simplicity. So many of the questions on ASR seem to be deep rabbit hole edge cases from super users.
If you can make a point-click-measure-upload-enjoy solution, I will be thrilled to pay for it.
#rememberthenoobs.
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