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azertyvince
Published on 11/26/12 at 06:16
I Ergo 3 months.
Tried anything else in Paravant.
The large volume knob is very pleasant to use, although a bit light.
it's still plastic. I would have preferred something that makes heavier hand qqchose metal for example.
I appreciate the headphone output and the ability to connect multiple pairs of speaker system.
I found the acoustic corrections rather small, almost imperceptible to my room.
My home studio is a single room of 15 m² untreated, but it is not a cathedral, a shed, or even a cellar. There's still the BA13 on the walls and carpeted floors.
I find it very unfortunate and almost unfortunate that KRK has no curves measured room response.
The Ergo is nevertheless comes with a measuring microphone, the software takes measurements, calculates and corrects the speakers, but I do not even know the defects of my room.
No action is presented via the computer interface.
I do not think it's very honest, because as I say, for my part, after correction changes are not obvious.
KRK lack of transparency in this regard in its concept.
Nothing proves to me that the corrections are reliable.
The software could provide me the answer of my room before correction, with a graph that would show me the response peaks and introduce myself after curve correction.
In addition, I would also like to treat my room accordingly. But I did not response curves. I'll have to use a specific software.
Tried anything else in Paravant.
The large volume knob is very pleasant to use, although a bit light.
it's still plastic. I would have preferred something that makes heavier hand qqchose metal for example.
I appreciate the headphone output and the ability to connect multiple pairs of speaker system.
I found the acoustic corrections rather small, almost imperceptible to my room.
My home studio is a single room of 15 m² untreated, but it is not a cathedral, a shed, or even a cellar. There's still the BA13 on the walls and carpeted floors.
I find it very unfortunate and almost unfortunate that KRK has no curves measured room response.
The Ergo is nevertheless comes with a measuring microphone, the software takes measurements, calculates and corrects the speakers, but I do not even know the defects of my room.
No action is presented via the computer interface.
I do not think it's very honest, because as I say, for my part, after correction changes are not obvious.
KRK lack of transparency in this regard in its concept.
Nothing proves to me that the corrections are reliable.
The software could provide me the answer of my room before correction, with a graph that would show me the response peaks and introduce myself after curve correction.
In addition, I would also like to treat my room accordingly. But I did not response curves. I'll have to use a specific software.