I agree with Mark. His wisdom on this one is like I climbed a volcano and realized he is all knowing.

Murph,
Apprentice CV Seether

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You could always sell or trade your Rockets for one of those fancy EQing processors, Jack.

Thanks for the support, guys.

The reason I wanted to play more is because, from what I read before, besides the smoothing in the graph, the after graph is an average of the different listening positions, and there isn't actually one place where it's actually that flat. At some point, I'd like to get a calibrated microphone and use REW to see what it really looks like at the main listening position. Of course, this is a huge can of worms.

Excellent point. Can you store configs? If yes, then you might want to try it again with only 1 position (sweet spot) and see (and hear) what happens.

I think there's a minimum number of listening spots you have to measure to satisfy it, but of course I could probably just run the same one multiple times. It doesn't let me store different configurations, unfortunately.

I've been under a rock and not even heard of this product until your post Charles. Thank you. I am very interested in this but will have to wait until I have the funds, or the price comes down... better yet BOTH.

No problem. And yeah, it would be nice if it wasn't so expensive, and it would be even more convenient if it was part of the normal Audyssey processing. Having it as an external unit makes it quite a bit more tedious.

Lies, Damn Lies and Graphs.