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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 33089" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Topics suggestions for advanced system tech and tuning classA class I have been suggesting (multiple times) to Pat Brown (and he just ignores me-I wonder why?????) is basically a step by step alignment class.The system would include a center cluster with down fill-side fills (maybe or not down fills), blacony delays-underbalcony delays and so forth.Then wipe the DSP and start doing an alignment.&nbsp; During the process there are all sorts of &quot;decisions&quot; that have to be made-and that would be topics of discussion.Actually measure how different loudspeakers affect areas that they are not directly providing coverage in.I know how I approach rooms like this, but that is a method that I have developed on my own over the last 10yrs or so.How do others do it.&nbsp; What govens when an adjustment fixes a problem in one area, but makes another area worse.And then lots of listening tests.&nbsp; Sometimes you change things because of what you hear-or localize to-not always what the measurement platform says.That&#039;s what I would like to see.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 33089, member: 30"] Re: Topics suggestions for advanced system tech and tuning class A class I have been suggesting (multiple times) to Pat Brown (and he just ignores me-I wonder why?????) is basically a step by step alignment class. The system would include a center cluster with down fill-side fills (maybe or not down fills), blacony delays-underbalcony delays and so forth. Then wipe the DSP and start doing an alignment. During the process there are all sorts of "decisions" that have to be made-and that would be topics of discussion. Actually measure how different loudspeakers affect areas that they are not directly providing coverage in. I know how I approach rooms like this, but that is a method that I have developed on my own over the last 10yrs or so. How do others do it. What govens when an adjustment fixes a problem in one area, but makes another area worse. And then lots of listening tests. Sometimes you change things because of what you hear-or localize to-not always what the measurement platform says. That's what I would like to see. [/QUOTE]

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