MultEQ doesn't actually measure distance. It measures signal delay. That delay is due to the time it takes for sound to travel to the mic in air PLUS the electrical delay in the signal inside the sub. Any type of filter in the sub introduces delay. Also, any type of dsp processing in the sub introduces delay. So, it's quite normal to see longer "distances" reported for the sub. You should leave it as MultEQ found it.

It's when the reported distance is shorter than the physical distance that we worry. Something else causes that, usually vibrations that travel to the mic via a solid surface (e.g., the floor). Sound travels faster in solids than it does in air and this can cause the short readings. The first thing to try is to make sure that the mic is isolated from any vibrating surfaces.

Hi

1. ja, man sollte nach jeder Änderung des Lautsprechersetups und des Raumes neu einmessen

2. habe ich gestern Mist geschrieben. Zumindest wenn ich die Aussage von Audyssey zugrunde lege
Danach bedeutet kürzere gemessene Entfernung als real einen Meßfehler


aber da du ja eh nochmal einmessen musst ;)