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For these poor constrained souls, there is an alternative to the untreated room: the Rives Audio PARC. Background. The Rives Audio PARC is a purely analog (no digital conversions) 3 band / channel parametric equalizer that is inserted …

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So the PARC comes with its own microphone then? No. There are two ways to calibrate it. One is to use the enclosed Rives Audio test CD with two sets of 1/3-octave test tones from 20Hz - 20kHz to plot out your in-room frequency response. One set is calibrated/compensated to be used with the Radio Shack SPL meter.

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rives 953 posts 09-27-2007 7:29am I believe analog is the way to go for a variety of reasons. One is that the phase shift in the analog eq is the oposite of the phase shift created by a room mode--thus you are automatically correcting amplitude and phase. It's also extremely transparent and leaves the upper frequencies alone.

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This is the idea behind the Rives PARC. It is an analogue parametric EQ device with just such adjustments (four coefficients per channel, attenuation only). It does quite a nice job, although it is expensive for what it is. I would be tempted to work some with an inexpensive “graphic” EQ first just to get the hang of things.

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You can also use a Rives Audio PARC. The PARC is easy to set once you have the Room analyzer pro II. You just use the settings that RA pro II will give you, frequency, Q-value and level and feed it to the PARC. If you need to rid such modes most stuff will not suffice. You can also use Svana (diffusor.com) V-6 and V-4.

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