voltronic
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The broad cut around 150 Hz is addressing the mid bass hump in my room response, which I mentioned earlier. Maybe your mid bass issue is similar which is why it sounds good to you, but I would definitely run your own measurements and corrections rather than apply ones specific to my setup.This is interesting. I have a midbass issue, and I just plugged your Full Range figures into IIEQ Pro (a 10-band equalizer I use with SoundSource on a Mac). It seems to do good things. But it mostly cuts things at about 150 Hz, no? I don't see a 10 Hz cut here. Or is there some other software you're also using that has a Full Range setting on top of this?
Oh, and the overall gain is just left at 0.00 db?
The 10 Hz cut is the default LF roll-off corner frequency added by REW when generating filters if the Speaker Type is set to Full Range. 80 Hz is the default roll-off for Bass Limited speakers. But I now realize that I only had REW set to generate filters 20 Hz-20 kHz so a filter at 10 Hz wouldn't be created anyway.