Hi all,
I have got a Linn Kilmax DSM which came last month, my speakers are Wilson Benesch Cardinal.
I have it in a room that has tiled floors and loads of glass windows floor to ceiling, so it sounded very boomy. I did the space optimization and the detail was incredible but lost all the bass and warmth. I have been playing with the slider and moving it down the flatter frequency from what Linn had at 80%.
Question for anyone who can help, I needed to bring it down to 15% and it now sounds warmer and has the base but not boomy. Does bringing the floater frequency down bring it towards what it is without space optimization eg if it was 0% would it be like no space optimization? Also does it affect the medium and higher frequencies by bringing it down like I did, feels like I might be artificially creating a problem on mid and highs. With such a good system I don’t know exactly what it is doing bringing to 15%.
any advice please
thanks
Neil
I have got a Linn Kilmax DSM which came last month, my speakers are Wilson Benesch Cardinal.
I have it in a room that has tiled floors and loads of glass windows floor to ceiling, so it sounded very boomy. I did the space optimization and the detail was incredible but lost all the bass and warmth. I have been playing with the slider and moving it down the flatter frequency from what Linn had at 80%.
Question for anyone who can help, I needed to bring it down to 15% and it now sounds warmer and has the base but not boomy. Does bringing the floater frequency down bring it towards what it is without space optimization eg if it was 0% would it be like no space optimization? Also does it affect the medium and higher frequencies by bringing it down like I did, feels like I might be artificially creating a problem on mid and highs. With such a good system I don’t know exactly what it is doing bringing to 15%.
any advice please
thanks
Neil