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Discuss My sub repsonse graphs in the Equalization | Calibration forum; My sub repsonse graphs Here is my final low end response! It consists of 2 seperate 12" band-pass boxes, that are EQ'd using a ...


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Old 12-13-08, 10:30 AM   #1
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Here is my final low end response! It consists of 2 seperate 12" band-pass boxes, that are EQ'd using a FBQ2496.

The first image has 1/3 octive filtering and the other has no filtering.

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Not much to say other than the response is really good.

Can we see the waterfall (using the same scaling)?

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Here is the waterfall. I don't fully understand it!

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Here is a better waterfall with proper graph settings.

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Just out of curiosity ...Can you post the graph with EQ'ing???


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Here is a better waterfall with proper graph settings
Looks very good. You do have some ringing out at very low frequency <20Hz, but I don't think it will cause much trouble...

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Here is my original sweep with no EQ'ing (Green trace) the blue trace is the PEQ filters i applied to get the traces from above.

Is that what were interested in seeing?

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That waterfall, and the frequency response, look wonderful. Well done!


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Thank you, that's what I wanted to see.

I will work on my sub response this weekend and I wanted to see the difference between graphs ... in your case the results are excellent .


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Are you boosting 8-13db between 15-25hz? Looks like about 13db at 20hz. That's a lot of boost.


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Wow, that's some pretty severe equalizing...




Looks like you have ~15 dB boost at 20 Hz? Plus a lot in the 50 Hz and 90 Hz regions? Plus some extremely narrow filters, which seldom offer any benefit. With that much equalizing, especially down low, I hope your system has enough headroom to handle it...

Your baseline graph shows fairly severe deviation between the peaks and valleys. It would be best to find another location that would give a better baseline that would facilite less severe equalizing. Also, I see you've equalized all the way up to 150 Hz or so. There's usually no reason to equalize above the crossover point.

On the plus side, your waterfall looks really good. If nothing else it offers evidence that boosting filters don't result in increased ringing! You might want to take a look at it with a 300 ms window.

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