DSPeaker Anti-mode 2.0 Dual Core – Part 1

(Which hereinafter will be called the Dual Core.)

This is Day One of my experience with the Dual Core, wherein I discover its bass room correction, ignoring its other features. As a new dealer for the Dual Mode this is my first sample and I am pretty excited to get the bass response of my GoldenEar speakers made right!

To calibrate the Dual Core I connected it between the preamp and the amp. My first discovery was that the owner’s manual is easy to understand, which is so nice for a guy like me who is techno challenged. I put the microphone at the listening position and started the analysis sweep tone. After one pass it showed the speakers’ in-room frequency response from 20 Hz to 150 Hz in red. Then it repeated the sweep a few times. I think it was calculating and testing different corrections. After it made its final calculations and corrections the tiny screen showed my original response and the corrected response in black.

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As you can see it has done a world of good by flattening most of the peaks in the bass response and partly corrected one dip, but left the huge dip around 70HZ which, as a standing wave cancellation, is almost impossible to correct.

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At this point my next move is to move the speakers to different positions to see if that dip can be reduced. But in the meantime I am happy to know that my bass is the most accurate it has ever been, and that I can quickly and easily play around and check the results of different locations.

Eventually I will get to the other capabilities of the Dual Core and report to you.

 

Wylie

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