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Re: Aligning and Correcting Speakers QuestionKnowing what to do is definitely the most important step, especially if you are moving your system around. A setting in one room will be different than another room. If you don't know how to make those adjustments when you get there, it wouldn't matter if you had someone align things in the shop beforehand.In most cases, with a good ear, you can get pretty darned close without any measurement tools. When I set up a system, I generally get things set by ear, and then pull the measurement tools to verify my settings. And of course, what sounds best always trumps what looks best on the graph.
Re: Aligning and Correcting Speakers Question
Knowing what to do is definitely the most important step, especially if you are moving your system around. A setting in one room will be different than another room. If you don't know how to make those adjustments when you get there, it wouldn't matter if you had someone align things in the shop beforehand.
In most cases, with a good ear, you can get pretty darned close without any measurement tools. When I set up a system, I generally get things set by ear, and then pull the measurement tools to verify my settings. And of course, what sounds best always trumps what looks best on the graph.
