Thank you, Justin, for relaying this decision here. It is very much welcomed and appreciated.
Here is my overal SPL response.. Like I feel missing high notes. 1/6 smoothing. mic was (about) in listening spot.Sorry about late reply.
No room corrections or DSP for my home system. (I dont like it)
Summit has good sub bass tuning. I have used it. (-2, -6dB)
The sound is little dead in high notes, not 10dB or something like that. I have tried some different amplifiers, and it helps.
Also I like the twist of sound what the spikes makes.. Slowly it gets better and better (or I start to like it)
I try to make proper RTA whit miniDSP mic.
here is RTAIf the panels are bad it is obvious - there will be very little high frequency audio volume. The speaker will sound boomy and muffled.
If you want to be more scientific, you can use REW software to measure the frequency response. The Summit has a crossover at 270Hz. If the panels are bad and need replacing you will see the frequency response drop by over 10dB above 270Hz.
Yes, that's a pretty nasty high-end sag. And that notch at 68Hz is pretty severe. A room mode, no doubt, so placement likely will affect it.Here is my overal SPL response.. Like I feel missing high notes. 1/6 smoothing. mic was (about) in listening spot.
Here is my overal SPL response.. Like I feel missing high notes. 1/6 smoothing. mic was (about) in listening spot.View attachment 24666
I may, but have not yet, set up Dirac on my new Emotiva XMC-2 but I agree that I wouldn't use DSP to fix ailing panels. That plus a nasty room suck-out is a sure way to blow up an amp. Just bite the bullet and buy them. On the other hand, I'm in a decent position to be able to afford new panels. When you do decide to bite the bullet, you're still a few months away from fixing the problem though, generously, ML does not bill you until they are ready.No DSP for me.. low notes (room cancelations) I can fix by modifications, it is next challenge..
Bigger problem is -10dB high notes..
I contacted the ML distributor/service.
Yeah, it took about 3 months or so for my panels and you don't pay until they are shipped. Mine were down about 10 dB as well. Audyssey made them sound ok, but then they lacked bass. I was probably taxing the hell out of my Aragon amp.I may, but have not yet, set up Dirac on my new Emotiva XMC-2 but I agree that I wouldn't use DSP to fix ailing panels. That plus a nasty room suck-out is a sure way to blow up an amp. Just bite the bullet and buy them. On the other hand, I'm in a decent position to be able to afford new panels. When you do decide to bite the bullet, you're still a few months away from fixing the problem though, generously, ML does not bill you until they are ready.
Well….continued support is FICTION, at least for me. Only 6 years ago I bought a new Subwoofer Dynamo 700w which now bit the dust, needs a new amp WHICH THEY NO LONGER HAVE OR WILL ORDER MORE!!! Only 6 years old and now is garbage! You call that support!!! They offered to check if they can give me a discount on a similar model, WHY SHOULD I TRUST THEM AGAIN!!! I will NEVER buy from them again! BUYER BEWARE!!!
Every company I know of does not really support subwoofers these days. Its pretty much throw them out. A long time ago I had a Carver sub and I was able to ship it to them out west and they refurnished it. Ive not seen anyone else do that now. The cost on most subs is low enough that its hardly worth fixing them these days. Heck, if your refrigerator breaks down nowadays, you throw that out and buy new. Its the way things are. I really dont like it, but its the way things are.Well….continued support is FICTION, at least for me. Only 6 years ago I bought a new Subwoofer Dynamo 700w which now bit the dust, needs a new amp WHICH THEY NO LONGER HAVE OR WILL ORDER MORE!!! Only 6 years old and now is garbage! You call that support!!! They offered to check if they can give me a discount on a similar model, WHY SHOULD I TRUST THEM AGAIN!!! I will NEVER buy from them again! BUYER BEWARE!!!
The amp in my Descent subwoofer died a while back and ML did not have it. I posted it on https://diyaudio.com/ and someone told me the exact amp model it uses and where to buy it. I managed to buy a replacement and replaced it myself. Maybe you can try that.Well….continued support is FICTION, at least for me. Only 6 years ago I bought a new Subwoofer Dynamo 700w which now bit the dust, needs a new amp WHICH THEY NO LONGER HAVE OR WILL ORDER MORE!!! Only 6 years old and now is garbage! You call that support!!! They offered to check if they can give me a discount on a similar model, WHY SHOULD I TRUST THEM AGAIN!!! I will NEVER buy from them again! BUYER BEWARE!!!
Yea, I get it. We live in a disposable economy. But this was $700 sub that lasted only 6 years. To make matters worse it arrived DOA and their customer service gave me such a run around that it took a MONTH for them to authorize a replacement. In that time I had already returned it to Crutchfield. I will NEVER buy from them again. I have other speakers that are 15-40 years old, including subs that never needed repairs. They even admitted that the failure came sooner than they expected, yet could not give me any reasonable accommodation beyond a small discount on buying another from them. Why would I EVER buy their crap again, to have it fail and be unfixable again!Every company I know of does not really support subwoofers these days. Its pretty much throw them out. A long time ago I had a Carver sub and I was able to ship it to them out west and they refurnished it. Ive not seen anyone else do that now. The cost on most subs is low enough that its hardly worth fixing them these days. Heck, if your refrigerator breaks down nowadays, you throw that out and buy new. Its the way things are. I really dont like it, but its the way things are.
I had a BF 210 sub, cost me about $2500 new and now is a lot more, and they shipped me a brand new one when it had a failure. It failed toward the end of its warranty. They were excellent to deal with. I was very pleased. My new replacement BF 210 came with a brand new warranty too, so it started from scratch.Yea, I get it. We live in a disposable economy. But this was $700 sub that lasted only 6 years. To make matters worse it arrived DOA and their customer service gave me such a run around that it took a MONTH for them to authorize a replacement. In that time I had already returned it to Crutchfield. I will NEVER buy from them again. I have other speakers that are 15-40 years old, including subs that never needed repairs. They even admitted that the failure came sooner than they expected, yet could not give me any reasonable accommodation beyond a small discount on buying another from them. Why would I EVER buy their crap again, to have it fail and be unfixable again!
Everything is email now.You are lucky it failed within warranty period, I was outside and the would no do anything. Took forever to even get a response, forget about even talking to anyone, they never answer the phone.
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