I like the line from Armageddon…
Now, “is this good or bad” I busted my for the past few hours having to write down the numbers and walk up to the BFQ2496 and input the data I tested original laserdisc to DVD-RW Star Trek the motion picture Dolby stereo 4:2:4 with sub bass diverted to the main sub JBL 4645.
I noticed during the wormhole sequence as Enterprise hurtles out of control while picking up tremendous speed!!! I noticed some parts of the sub bass was vibrating right under my feet and in the sofa at different times, or more or less a several milliseconds apart.
With the BFQ2496 in bypass it was more of an uncontrolled sub bass, not that it was broken it lacked in few places due to being non-equalized.
Graph below shows the frequency sweep that I conducted with correction
Numbers that I entered into the BFQ2496
Now, “is this good or bad” I busted my for the past few hours having to write down the numbers and walk up to the BFQ2496 and input the data I tested original laserdisc to DVD-RW Star Trek the motion picture Dolby stereo 4:2:4 with sub bass diverted to the main sub JBL 4645.
I noticed during the wormhole sequence as Enterprise hurtles out of control while picking up tremendous speed!!! I noticed some parts of the sub bass was vibrating right under my feet and in the sofa at different times, or more or less a several milliseconds apart.
With the BFQ2496 in bypass it was more of an uncontrolled sub bass, not that it was broken it lacked in few places due to being non-equalized.
Graph below shows the frequency sweep that I conducted with correction
Numbers that I entered into the BFQ2496
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