Over the weekend, I inserted three EQ's into my system to correct the levels on my left/center/right. I worked towards a flat response curve, taming peaks and boosting valleys. The result is much improved balance...much smoother blend of sound. I also tuned my sub (no eq yet) and got the crossover settings right although I still have to play with the phase (I'm not sure I hear a difference).
While the sound is certainly more balanced and flatter, I know that in the real world, one does not always strive for flat frequency response. I know in my lexicon processor, I can boost Voice by 3-6db and make some other adjustments. While I could play and tune to ear, I'm not sure that my ear is anywhere close to the right ear. Last night watching some HDTV, the system sounded a bit muffled....and that might be due to over correction.
Does anyone have a good EQ curve for home theater that they would recommend....or is there some place on the web that shows how one might set an EQ for different types of music/voice/Home Theater?
While the sound is certainly more balanced and flatter, I know that in the real world, one does not always strive for flat frequency response. I know in my lexicon processor, I can boost Voice by 3-6db and make some other adjustments. While I could play and tune to ear, I'm not sure that my ear is anywhere close to the right ear. Last night watching some HDTV, the system sounded a bit muffled....and that might be due to over correction.
Does anyone have a good EQ curve for home theater that they would recommend....or is there some place on the web that shows how one might set an EQ for different types of music/voice/Home Theater?