Originally Posted By: Kevin C Brown
I think individually EQ'ing multiple subs first, then the combination can give you better results than just doing the combination alone. Especially over a listening area, not just for one spot.


Originally Posted By: sdurani
You'd never be able to support your belief with measurements, because they would demonstrate that the opposite is true. EQing the acoustic interaction of multiple subs can produce better response AND greater consistency over a wider listening area than EQing each sub independently.


You are ignoring the fact that I am suggesting to EQ individually 1st, then overall 2nd. Not just individually.

And SVS told me over the weekend that either way can work. And they *have* tested in a bunch of real rooms. And that's one reason why they offer the capability in the AS-EQ1.


Edited by Kevin C Brown (10/03/11 04:07 PM)
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