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Wayne A. Pflughaupt wrote:
. . . . . I think I’d try to relocate it, if that’s an option, to see if you can get a graph that’s more readily equalizible (don’t look for that word in the dictionary  ).
Regards,
Wayne
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I agree. I've found moving a sub can provide remarkable improvements. The better the starting point, the better the equalized result. I have two subs and played with their locations independently so that they were highly complementary when combined. I found that my ear's ability to pinpoint the sub location(s) was reduced when the subs were placed so they tested well without EQ and integrated well with the mains. The Audyssey filters do remarkable things, but they really sparkle when the starting condition is good. Further, try different crossovers. Audyssey may suggest a crossover, but will accept your choice and do well with it. I usually start at 80Hz and try moving up and down from there.
Harrison (HClarkx)