IMO simply equalizing to a non calibrated mic is not getting anywhere near anything appreciable to a house curve. The difference is way to small.
Graphs; Recommendations? House curve?
Hello again,
Set up my BFD today and would like some input. Here is what I started with:
Front subs:
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Rear sub:
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Through moderate low boosting (I know it's usually not recommended, but the concensus seems to be that it's okay if it actually helps), I was able to get it truly flat:
Front result:
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Rear result:
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Now, as most will agree, it sounds lacking. Should I apply a house curve? Is my boosting okay, given the graphs to show the result? Both amps are at only 1/2 volume, so headroom should be okay? Please advise.
Thanks,
Joe
P.S. - I calibrated the RS digital SPL meter in REW, but did not load the correction file. Is this accurate (being I compensated it in REW), or will I have to re-run it with the correction file loaded?
Set up my BFD today and would like some input. Here is what I started with:
Front subs:
Rear sub:
Through moderate low boosting (I know it's usually not recommended, but the concensus seems to be that it's okay if it actually helps), I was able to get it truly flat:
Front result:
Rear result:
Now, as most will agree, it sounds lacking. Should I apply a house curve? Is my boosting okay, given the graphs to show the result? Both amps are at only 1/2 volume, so headroom should be okay? Please advise.
Thanks,
Joe
P.S. - I calibrated the RS digital SPL meter in REW, but did not load the correction file. Is this accurate (being I compensated it in REW), or will I have to re-run it with the correction file loaded?
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