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Edifier MR4 measurements (It's probably been upgraded.)

jtk9412

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check with a frequency genrator if 3khz is louder or quieter than 2khz. maybe use a dezibel measurement app if you cant decide by ear.

anyway both are pretty good.
When I measure it from 15-20cm, 2kHz is 49.5dB and 3kHz is 52.4dB. When I get my iPhone's microphone closer to the source, the difference is less than 4dB. What does it mean?
 

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When I measure it from 15-20cm, 2kHz is 49.5dB and 3kHz is 52.4dB. When I get my iPhone's microphone closer to the source, the difference is less than 4dB. What does it mean?
Maybe they are version 2...
 

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@ninetylol I am not really familiar with how to gather the data from a screenshot and adjust it to make the monitors flat. If you still save the flat version (the data before your room adjustment), I would be appreciated if you could share it as well so I can apply it directly to EqualizerAPO.
 

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@ninetylol I am not really familiar with how to gather the data from a screenshot and adjust it to make the monitors flat. If you still save the flat version (the data before your room adjustment), I would be appreciated if you could share it as well so I can apply it directly to EqualizerAPO.
You cant do that without a 200k Klippel measurement system :p

You need a measurement mic if you want to measure for yourself or you can apply Klippel data to yours.
 

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You cant do that without a 200k Klippel measurement system :p

You need a measurement mic if you want to measure for yourself or you can apply Klippel data to yours.
I don't need to adjust it for my room, I just want it to be equalized for a flatter/more natural output.

I am recently using this but as you said, it is outdated. Can't we create a new version of EQ by using the updated version's graph from this subject? I just don't know how to do it on my own.
 

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I don't need to adjust it for my room, I just want it to be equalized for a flatter/more natural output.

I am recently using this but as you said, it is outdated. Can't we create a new version of EQ by using the updated version's graph from this subject? I just don't know how to do it on my own.
I've used WebPlotDigitizer to get the CSV data from the on-axis line in the graph.
You can load in in the AutoEQ website and use the Flat target. I'd limit the max gain to 6 dB and select the Custom parametric EQ to set the lower bound for equalization to about 50 - 60 Hz, otherwise you'll end up with ridiculous levels of bass boost.

Or you can take this CSV and add the filters manually in REW.
 

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I've used WebPlotDigitizer to get the CSV data from the on-axis line in the graph.
You can load in in the AutoEQ website and use the Flat target. I'd limit the max gain to 6 dB and select the Custom parametric EQ to set the lower bound for equalization to about 50 - 60 Hz, otherwise you'll end up with ridiculous levels of bass boost.

Or you can take this CSV and add the filters manually in REW.
I'm really appreciated.
 
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