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In Reply to: Re: Predicting room gain? posted by Mike Bates on May 25, 2000 at 21:08:12:
But!In predicting room gain, don't you have to account for all modes? Example: my current listening room measures 23' long. So, following your lead, I calculate room gain would start at 24 Hz.
However, I have a huge (like +15dB) mode at about 50Hz. Why? Well, I guess that it's a combination of the first fundamental from width (11' wide = 51Hz), combined with the second fundamental from the length (48Hz). This "little hump" pretty much predominates in the room. Any gain at 24Hz is academic; the problem is sucking up the 50Hz camelback.
What do you think?
The little voices told me to stay at home and clean the guns today.
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