Maybe this is a silly question, but I can't find an answer. When doing room equalization should each speaker be measured and equalized separately, or should a composite measurement and equalization be done?

Why Equalize? Introduction You have spent a lot of money for your home theater system and have purchased excellent components. You have had them installed in your home theater room, yet you feel you don't have the sound quality that you expected. Why? In all likelihood the problem is the room...

The setup: 5.1 Magenpan setup combination of MC1's and MMGW's with a Monitor Audio ASW210 sub. Rotel RSX-1065 av receiver, Squeezebox Duet, Philips DVD player. Music is 95% through the Squeezebox. Goal: Smooth out my response curve as much as possible for both music and HT, music being the more...