http://www.speakercity.com/Sos/SubwooferOptimizer.shtml

Has anyone seen this? Whadaya think?

Sorry, I don't know how to make a clickable link. If someone could enlighten me I would appreaciate it .

http://www.speakercity.com/Sos/SubwooferOptimizer.shtml

you type [urll]insert link here [/urll] and after the link type that.....

But with url spelled correctly.

Mike, the 7th and 8th items here show clickable links and hyperlinks. You can of course experiment on the preview without actually sending messages until you get it right.

Thanks John and Brandon. Those were the ones that I tried to use but it kept telling me that some required fields were not complete(or something to that effect).

Mike,

The SOS certainly seems interesting. The web page reads like it is essentially a single-band parametric equalizer with an automatic calibration capability -- sort of like YPAO/MCACC specifically for the LFE channel. But I really don't understand the description of the "Analog Signal Processing (ASP) technology." So, does the unit function as an analog parametric filter once it is calibrated??? I don't know how it digitally control the analog circuitry, especially with the digital portion of the unit's circuitry turned off once the calibration is complete.

Most of the DIY sub builders use the Behringer FeedBack Destroyer Pro to tune/EQ their subs. Seems to be much more powerful than this with a better price. Around $100 I think.

Frank

There is a review of the SOS in latest Stereophile Guide to Home Theater. They gave it a favorable review. It is not up on the online version of the magazine yet.