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Mackovyak
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by Mackovyak Thu Aug 18, 2005 3:05 am
I'm trying to adjust my studio monitors for my new place.
Unfortunately, I have to place my console in a corner, however the manual shows the "corner" setup for a monitor that's placed flush in a corner.
The compensation switches are for
"Free field" & "Wide Wall" - Definately not.
or
"Narrow Wall" or "Corner" - Unsure.
I'll have to run some reference cd's that I made when working down at the studio in Fort Lauderdale, but just curious on anyone's thoughts..
Justin
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lonewolf
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by lonewolf Thu Aug 18, 2005 12:38 pm
Your corner configuration doesn't theoretically match any of those settings. In a case like this, I think I'd get my favorite, well-mastered CD and try each setting to see which one sounds best.
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by Mackovyak Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:13 pm
Yeah, that's today's game.
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