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| REW Forum c weight checked or un checkedDiscuss c weight checked or un checked in the Subwoofer Equalization | Calibration forum; c weight checked or un checked I am using the RS digital meter and the cal. file from the download area. My question is in the ...  |
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| c weight checked or un checked I am using the RS digital meter and the cal. file from the download area. My question is in the settings menu under mic/meter c-weight option do I check it or un-check it. I currently have it checked. If I did it wrong how does that effect my prev measurements. Thanks John GREAT PROGRAM by the way | |||
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