> > > > 'Originally Posted by Phil Leigh' > > (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=691633)<br /> > > the Behringer is not exactly the worlds best mic...<br /> > > <br /> > > Regardless, in my opinion you should not use an omni mic for room > > correction, you should use a cardioid or hypercardiod pointing at the > > mid point of the axis of the treble drivers. This is how your ears work > > more or less. Reflected sound is well down compared to direct sound. you > > really don't want any reflective surfaces within about 2m of your head > > and also the mic.> > <br /> > <br /> > Yes, I think I have to get a better microphone, optimized for RC > according to humans ears. I thought that I could deal with a less > than optimal listening position using RC. That's not the case (or it > is more difficult than hoped). But in an already good setup you can > further improve the listening experience without much effort. And > improvements are not subtle. That's what I have learned in the last > couple of days. I have a similar case as yours. My listening position is in a sofa close to the wall and I loose focus when applying RC. Not sure though that a better mic would improve that much the sound. Probably a directional mic can help as suggested by Phil. I was also thinking about placing some kind of absorbing material behind the mic to attenuate the reflexion on the back wall.
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