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jsg wrote:
<FONT style=": #000000">In principal you can do this. But there are practical problems. The frequency response will change if you're listening off the centre line from the speaker and reflections and interferenace from other speakers in the stack will all have an effect. And that's if you trust the manufacturer's graph in the first place.
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<div></div>Also, EQ won't always give you the exact shape you expect (but a digital speaker controller might be able to correct for that or even better display a graph of the EQ curve you're actually getting).
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<div></div>EQ can also mess up the phase response and group delay. This can be a problem with bass. I won't use auto-EQ with bass because it isn't taking into account group delay issues which I care about.
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Adambomb wrote:
I think I'm right in saying you also have to take into account the relative outputs of the different cabs (I guess this is what JSG is saying about being at the same "level").
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