What are you struggling with?

[Whying_Dutchman]

@MattyD

I turned my rumble 40 around so that I can access the controls in the back.

I have done the very same thing with my JBL EON 710 that sits next to my sofa playing position.

As it has it’s own DSP/EQ, I could just measure my playing position using REW (free software) and a UMIK-1 microphone.

The result is a very clean, non-boomy sound. It’s really excellent.
Also, cause the tweeter of the JBL is now not pointed at me, but reflects on the wall, it sounds much better in various playing positions.

If the Rumble 40 has EQ and you can measure the room and correct with EQ, I see no issue.
A cheap method to measure your room “reasonably” might be AudioTool for android.
For iOS: https://housecurve.com/

Acus Amp

Why don’t you go for something “neutral”, like a PA? Otherwise the effects (from the spark, if you use them) will not sound the same as via monitoring headphones, for example. I did this with my JBL EON 710 and got a very good tone out of it: Measure with REW [image] Create EQ (you can even use a “House curve”, like harman Kardon etc.) [image] Modify EQ to 8 parms [image] Upload into the EON DSP using the app: [Screenshot_20240328_115136] Now it sounds (almost) perfect, taking …