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Dude, if it's that flat (and ok, for all you anti-graph people out there, sounds good), I don't think you did a darn thing wrong...
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Just how many filters did you use? Regardless, if they resulted in a graph that flat from 16Hz (and probably lower!) to 80Hz, I don't think I would change a thing! Amazing in-room response.
You deserve a cold beer.
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It took eight filters to get the results you see in the graph. I'm real happy with it...in addition to a flat response, the things sounds real good.
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Jeez....I'm gonna have to upgrade my sub soon!
I will probably tweak the filters as well as play with the phase(0/180) and see how much flatter I can get.
I won't be getting much sub-25hz info though.
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Rather impressive what a $100 toy can do.
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