Indoor response measurements. What should I expect to deal with?

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Hi all,

I've got equipment coming in the next day or so to start taking response measurements of my Edgarhorns. They are already full of sand so moving them outside is not really an option.

Can I move the mic into the midbass horn and negate enough of the room interactions? If not, do I just go with what I get for readings or is there a way to compensate for the room?

equipment
Behringer ECM8000 mic
Rolls MP13 preamp
trueRTA software

TIA,

Dan

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Topic - Indoor response measurements. What should I expect to deal with? - Dan_ed 10:39:55 08/22/07 (6)

RE: Indoor response measurements. What should I expect to deal with? - Paul Eizik 20:16:49 08/22/07 (0)

RE: Indoor response measurements. What should I expect to deal with? - John Sheerin 17:47:31 08/22/07 (0)

RE: Indoor response measurements. What should I expect to deal with? - freddyi 10:54:25 08/22/07 (3)

I did pick up a cheap stand with a boom. - Dan_ed 11:10:11 08/22/07 (2)

RE: I did pick up a cheap stand with a boom. - freddyi 11:22:52 08/22/07 (1)

RE: I did pick up a cheap stand with a boom. - Dan_ed 11:37:08 08/22/07 (0)

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