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I used a program Room EQ Wizard which is a GUI of that equalizer APO app, there's a link to it in here   http://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/
That APO program posted above really is great, I managed to set up a curve very similar to the one I have on Electri-q and it sounds pretty much the same. I use electri-q with foobar for main listening, and apo for things like Youtube,...
Quote: Originally Posted by Change is Good    Yea my opamp arrived rather quickly, too. I can say it took approximately 10 business days for my knob to arrive.   It is coming all the...
Awesome thanks! I'll give it a try tomorrow.
Quote:Originally Posted by chewy4  http://docs.polycom.com/global/documents/whitepapers/effect_of_bandwidth_on_speech_intelligibility_2.pdf   Note page 4's image and the paragraph preceding it. Higher frequencies do play an...
MrMateoHead, i'll admit I concluded that vocals in modern music go further than 4Khz based on personal listening and analyzing of a spectrum visualizer in real time. What I found is that yes the majority of the vocals go up to 4Khz,...
Quote: Originally Posted by MrMateoHead  The treble spike is "moot" and really, like other 'flaws', for me, is totally recording-dependent. Basically, hot recordings end up being a little obnoxious, while good...
I felt that way before I had my ears professionally cleaned, but now I hear all the flaws!
Quote: Originally Posted by MrMateoHead  Target 8-9 kHz, narrow Q, cutting however much you like. Others also target 16 Khz. Personally, I haven't really liked EQing down, flat, from about 10 Khz-20 Khz, so I cut...
Quote: Originally Posted by davidsh  ^If you double click on the dot, you can make further adjustments. Try that. The sibilance should be found around 8 kHz,?   What a difference EQ can make, I toned down...
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