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<blockquote data-quote="Rodney_gold" data-source="post: 313872" data-attributes="member: 579"><p>The antimode will not give you flat , it only corrects below 150hz effectively and it will pull the peaks down (but does not really do much for suckouts and nulls .. boom is the killer , the suckouts don't matter much) you can add house curves to lift the bass on this device too or add parametric eq right across the full audio spectrum...the review is worth a read just to have an idea of how low bass eq works. The reason I went for DSP correction is that in my old house I had a massive narrow band peak , +12db or so at 40hz but it only ran from 30-50hz and I had no other option of correcting it. </p><p></p><p>I doubt that the angle at which your port faces to the wall will have much bearing on the bass re boom.. its the room loading up that's the problem..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rodney_gold, post: 313872, member: 579"] The antimode will not give you flat , it only corrects below 150hz effectively and it will pull the peaks down (but does not really do much for suckouts and nulls .. boom is the killer , the suckouts don't matter much) you can add house curves to lift the bass on this device too or add parametric eq right across the full audio spectrum...the review is worth a read just to have an idea of how low bass eq works. The reason I went for DSP correction is that in my old house I had a massive narrow band peak , +12db or so at 40hz but it only ran from 30-50hz and I had no other option of correcting it. I doubt that the angle at which your port faces to the wall will have much bearing on the bass re boom.. its the room loading up that's the problem.. [/QUOTE]
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