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<blockquote data-quote="TJ Cornish" data-source="post: 104947" data-attributes="member: 162">Re: Lab SubsI made the same error on a thread in the other forum a few months ago.&nbsp; It&#039;s always good to sweep the moth balls out once in a while.I agree on all counts.&nbsp; It&#039;s not possible to eye-ball delays based on distance anymore. &nbsp;My current system consists of ITech HD amps with some amount of latency - 4ms I believe for the FIR presets I&#039;m using, and some conventional amps driven by a DriveRack 260, which has a different delay time.&nbsp; As this rig is pretty new to me and I&#039;m pretty green as a system tech, I&#039;ve spent some shop time trying to better understand sticking the pieces together.&nbsp; Walking around my shop reveals just how important listening position is relative to what you&#039;re measuring, as well as how dominant the room&#039;s effect is on low frequencies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TJ Cornish, post: 104947, member: 162"] Re: Lab Subs I made the same error on a thread in the other forum a few months ago. It's always good to sweep the moth balls out once in a while. I agree on all counts. It's not possible to eye-ball delays based on distance anymore. My current system consists of ITech HD amps with some amount of latency - 4ms I believe for the FIR presets I'm using, and some conventional amps driven by a DriveRack 260, which has a different delay time. As this rig is pretty new to me and I'm pretty green as a system tech, I've spent some shop time trying to better understand sticking the pieces together. Walking around my shop reveals just how important listening position is relative to what you're measuring, as well as how dominant the room's effect is on low frequencies. [/QUOTE]

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