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| REW Forum Room Equalizer WizardDiscuss Room Equalizer Wizard in the Equalization | Calibration forum; Room Equalizer Wizard Hi: I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I did searched previous posting but could not ... |
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| Room Equalizer Wizard Hi: I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I did searched previous posting but could not get a straight answer. I'm trying to use the REW to measure the frequency response in my room (2-channel stereo only). I do not have an equalizer, subwoofer or a multichannel receiver. I have the standard source-preamp-amp-speaker configuation. I have the radioshack SPL meter (digital), computer with sound card. How should I connect the different elements to make the measurements? I appreciate any input.  | ||||
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| Re: Room Equalizer Wizard Two channel is no different than multichannel. Matter not that you have no subwoofer. REW is a mono signal that is used to sweep your system and create graphs of your choosing. Read and become familiar with the REW HELP files and the REW Cabling and Connections Basics. Also note the REW information Index and the Download Page. brucek | ||||
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