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Post by zealott on Nov 9, 2020 11:48:01 GMT -5
Hi, I have two XPA-1 from 2017 powering my 802D's, where one of the amps are 6-7db lower in volume than the other. Intl shipping and weight is the reason I have not returned them for repair, they work fine other than that.
on my XMC-1 , the Dirac compensated for that volume discrepancy and no problems.
Now, on my XMC-2 (fw 2.1), it finds the same level difference, and after Dirac calibration my test-tones show the same volume level (with an SPL meter), but when I listen to music it favored the left speaker (with the amp that is louder). I did a re-run of the Dirac calibration, and now it favour the other side (basically I manually adjust the levels afterwards to get the sound centered, and no, my ears as just as good on both sides).
Any hints, thoughts? Thanks, John
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Post by bootman on Nov 9, 2020 14:20:45 GMT -5
Do you have a sound level meter so you can adjust the trims manually?
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Post by zealott on Nov 9, 2020 14:42:39 GMT -5
Yes, I have. But the weird thing is that the SPL levels are fine, example: Uncorrected, left front 60db, right front, 53db. Corrected with Dirac, both are equal (53db) when running test tones. However, to get the sound properly centered, I have to manually adjust and it sounds wrong.
Perhaps I should do a level trim on the channels before running dirac in case they are to far apart for the algorithms to compensate properly?
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