SQ tuning help
#1
SQ tuning help
I just need some tips on how to set up a good equalizaton. I know that I cant get a good answer since there are so many variables like personal preference, speaker types, power and music, but I just want some tips to help me get everything fine tuned.
My setup is- Pioneer DEH 6400 HU, Eclipse Coaxials up front, Blaupunkt coaxials in rear deck, two RF 10" punch rfz/ bandpass with a RF 250a2. interior speakers are running off HU power.
I been playing around with every possible curve and eq settings but I cant seem to get everything to sound right. If anyone can give me any good setups like EQ curves, Q factors, or anything that would be helpful.
My setup is- Pioneer DEH 6400 HU, Eclipse Coaxials up front, Blaupunkt coaxials in rear deck, two RF 10" punch rfz/ bandpass with a RF 250a2. interior speakers are running off HU power.
I been playing around with every possible curve and eq settings but I cant seem to get everything to sound right. If anyone can give me any good setups like EQ curves, Q factors, or anything that would be helpful.
#2
This is not really somthing that can be done on the net...but...first you need to decide what it is you want out of it exactly...then you need to know what sound coraspond to each frequency...seting the gains x over points and stuff like that...also a good rta is a good starting point...but really it comes down to experience.
#3
Originally posted by max'n out
This is not really somthing that can be done on the net...but...first you need to decide what it is you want out of it exactly...then you need to know what sound coraspond to each frequency...seting the gains x over points and stuff like that...also a good rta is a good starting point...but really it comes down to experience.
This is not really somthing that can be done on the net...but...first you need to decide what it is you want out of it exactly...then you need to know what sound coraspond to each frequency...seting the gains x over points and stuff like that...also a good rta is a good starting point...but really it comes down to experience.
#4
Originally posted by Nismo
Yea thats what I was thinking but everytime I find a good setup for one song, It doesnt go good with another. Im just trying to get it set up so that it will sound good with anything I put on.
Yea thats what I was thinking but everytime I find a good setup for one song, It doesnt go good with another. Im just trying to get it set up so that it will sound good with anything I put on.
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