06-04-2019, 11:01 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Pa
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Originally Posted by nicoff
I used software named REW to generate tones and recorded the speaker/room response using a calibrated microphone. Then I sent the files to Home Audio Fidelity (located in France). HAF generated the convolution filters and sent them to me. Then I point Roon to those files and enable the convolution filter option in Roon. You can turn the filters on or off. Huge difference. Much more drastic change (and a lot cheaper) than playing around with cables.
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Cool. 
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