Does this need any improvement?

**busahaya03** · **08-30-09, 09:20 PM**

Well, after playing around with REW, I came up with this plots, any suggestions on what I could improve? would adding a BFD help out? Thanks in advance

MFW-15 running without the mains...

Mains and MFW running together...

**Wayne A. Pflughaupt** · **08-31-09, 05:40 AM**

That's pretty decent response. Probably don't need any EQ, unless you want to implelemt a house curve.

Regards
Wayne

**busahaya03** · **08-31-09, 12:44 PM**

thanks for the reply Wayne, but quick question, what's a "house curve"? Sorry if this sounds very redundant...

**brucek** · **08-31-09, 01:14 PM**

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what's a "house curve"?

Read here

brucek

**busahaya03** · **08-31-09, 01:36 PM**

Cheers Brucek!

**paulspencer** · **09-01-09, 12:43 AM**

That response is surprisingly smooth for an in room measurement. Is that without eq? If so I'd be curious to know what your room is like, if you have bass traps, etc.

**busahaya03** · **09-01-09, 02:05 AM**

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paulspencer wrote:

That response is surprisingly smooth for an in room measurement. Is that without eq? If so I'd be curious to know what your room is like, if you have bass traps, etc.

Hey Paul, I don't have an eq, though I am thinking about getting one. My room is fairly small, 11*12*8. there are no bass traps or any other treatments.

**paulspencer** · **09-01-09, 03:28 AM**

You could try a high pass on the mains (small on HT receiver) with xo to get 90 Hz xo

**busahaya03** · **09-01-09, 04:22 PM**

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paulspencer wrote:

You could try a high pass on the mains (small on HT receiver) with xo to get 90 Hz xo

I currently have the mains set to small, however the crossover is set at 80, I'll try the 90hz and see what I come up with....

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