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Optimal House GEQ with QSC K12's and K-Sub

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Harpman:
I know a lot of you out there use the K12's and K-Sub with the DL1608.  I'm using the K12's as the tops running the DL1608 into the K-Sub first and then to the tops.  Does anyone have an optimal (or starting point) for the GEQ for the mains.  If so, can you provide a screen show of your iPad.  Thanks

RoadRanger:

--- Quote from: Harpman on June 09, 2013, 01:42:54 AM ---I know a lot of you out there use the K12's and K-Sub with the DL1608.  I'm using the K12's as the tops running the DL1608 into the K-Sub first and then to the tops.  Does anyone have an optimal (or starting point) for the GEQ for the mains.
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Flat - powered speakers generally have EQ built-in to make them sound best flat.

Harpman:
Thanks RR

Greg C.:
The main point of the graphic for the mains is to compensate for room anomalies relative to the speakers. As stated previously, self powered speakers have their own processing and corrective EQ, but that corrective EQ doesn't always satisfy all users. So by all means, use the graph to tone shape too as desired. But for real corrective speaker EQ aside from venue anomalies, you want a parametric EQ to hone in on the problematic areas as you can be very precise about the frequency selection and bandwidth you're affecting.

RoadRanger:
Yah, one of my requests is to have parametrics on all the outputs - either instead of the present GEQs or in addition :) .

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