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I have found the same thing. While excess phase correction can be benefitial in the bass regions, it also destroys sound stage when...

@LIΟN , could you please elaborate on "This is not the same as applying a high-pass or low-pass filter" I am curious and would like to...

So far I found my answer to EQ sound stage issue. EQ destroys soundstage if applied to non minimum phase regions. How to see those...

Some good read from REW on the topic: https://www.roomeqwizard.com/help/help_en-GB/html/minimumphase.html

I am grateful for all your suggestions people, please keep them coming! Also reading the references shared in this thread, quite a few...

As I mentioned before I don't understand how it works, people in this thread already suggested that PEQ may reverse the phase and do...

The problem with EQ-ing both speakers differently, I believe, is that PEQ filters usually change not only the magnitude dependent on the...

Thank you a lot for the analysis! I am listening from 2.7m from each speaker. I figured out that I don't hear much of issues with EQ...

How far are you listening? recommend gating any EQ above roughly 200hz rather than full decay (REW defaults to 500ms), and judging...

You shouldn’t be adding any filters in the non -minimal phase region of the FR ie the mids and highs. REW can you show you the minimal...

Bass eq under 70 Hz seems to not affect stereo image most likely due to how we have issues identifying bass sources anyway

Separate EQ for L and R channels destroys stereo image: confirmed Method: used EQ boost and EQ cut to make response curve flat...

That will help. Whatever you end up with, if you still have the problem, then I suggest turning all your PEQ filters off, then turning...

@radix regards the eqs you provided. RME has limited controls. 1 and 7 PEQs are bass and treble with min q 0.5 and max 1.5. they are...

Thank you Marc. I indeed used Harman curve. "No eq" measures are reference measurements without any eq. "eq" measurements are with...