[w_coyote]

ok i've played around with rew and now have a graph but what is it telling me

 

[w_coyote]

i guess i need to let everyone know this is my subs together,no eq and a 120 xover

 

[akakillroy]

120hz :huh:

 

[w_coyote]

should it be lower? seems like i read somewhere that the lfe goes to 120 but could be wrong

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

ok i've played around with rew and now have a graph but what is it telling me

It's telling you you have peaks at 33 Hz, 50 Hz and 65 Hz that need to be dealt with.

120 Hz - why do you have your crossover set so high? 80-90 Hz is more typical...

Regards,
Wayne

 

[w_coyote]

ok thanks i'll set it to 80 and try it again. how do i fix the peaks and dips?

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Moving the sub around to different locations may help, but most of us end up using a parametric equalizer to take care of them.

Regards,
Wayne

 

[w_coyote]

ok this is the same thing except with a 80 xover

 

[w_coyote]

haven't figured out how to make these bigger yet. it seems like the first one looked better

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

Just load them directly to this thread, or drop the .jpg URL between [img] tags (add the slash to the second one).

Regards,
Wayne

 

[w_coyote]

ok thanks i'll give it a try

 

[w_coyote]

 

[w_coyote]

well screwed that up again

 

[NCDave]

Naw, we can read it if we click on it.

You should look into the BFD forum if you want to correct this (and there is a ton of terrific info there), but if my room looked like this with no EQ, I'm not sure I would have bothered. It's a bit heavy at the low end (but I actually like that). Be glad no severe nulls. No one has the nulls I have :crying:

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

well screwed that up again

These threads will show how to do it:

Getting Graphs Ready to Post
Posting A Graph

Regards,
Wayne