The soundyou paid for.

Consort measures every speaker from where you sit, then makes them play the bass together, so the room stops getting in the way.

Every room adds its own sound.

We played every note at the same level in a real room. The bass did not stop when the music did.
At the listening seat, the bass at 42 Hz kept ringing for 264 ms.
With Consort, the same note fades in 34 ms. You hear the bass line, not the room.

42 Hz

Not just one chair.

We measured 13 places around the listening seat.
Bass error fell at every one of them, by 28% or more.

46% less bass error in a real room.

At the listening seat

9.2 → 5.0 dB

At the other seats

9.4 → 5.4 dB

Above the bass

2.4 → 1.2 dB

How long the bass rings

476 → 390 ms

One room, four speaker setups, each measured at 13 places. Every figure is the average error from the target, before correction and with Consort's filters, scored at seats that were left out when the filters were made.

See what your room is doing.

With Consort

5 findings

Measured at the listening seat of a real room. Consort corrects what it can of each. For the ceiling reflection, it tells you where a panel would help.

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