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oraclation wrote:
 I did the mod on only one channel (c7). I tested each channel separately and the right channel seems to have more output, but I'm not convinced it is the modded channel. I would have expected c7 to be the left channel as it is on the left side of c8. Apparently this is not the case.
Can anyone confirm that c7 is actually the right channel even though it is on the left side of c8?
Since I have an IB with six 15" TCSounds subs, I already have far more output between 12-25Hz than I do above 25Hz and the high pass actually helped flatten the response. But since it's mostly tactile below 20Hz, I've found that I don't mind an upward curve on the low end, and this is my reasoning for doing the mod. And I may pick up some sub 10Hz waves. I still have plently of headroom above 100dB, so should be okay.
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After testing w/ REW, I answered my own question: c7 = right channel
I only modded one channel and after testing the frequency response, I decided to use the non-modded channel. Why? Well, if you saw my FR graph, you would probably do the same (i.e. I already have 25dB higher levels at 12Hz (120dB) than at 80Hz (95dB)). The modded channel is even less flat in my situation.
It was a fun experience though!