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For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - MountainGuy - 26-Nov-2017
Greetings, for those if you so do EQ your Phantoms, wondering what kind if EQ you apply? And is your Phantom white, silver or gold?
I thought it may be helpful to get a thread to see what users are doing with EQ.
For me, I would actually increase mids and bass... or reduce the hot trebles in my golds.
Or
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - streamy - 26-Nov-2017
(26-Nov-2017, 22:18)MountainGuy Wrote: Greetings, for those if you so do EQ your Phantoms, wondering what kind if EQ you apply? And is your Phantom white, silver or gold?
I thought it may be helpful to get a thread to see what users are doing with EQ.
For me, I would actually increase mids and bass... or reduce the hot trebles in my golds.
Or
I EQ my Golds with Roon. I use the FIR filters to compensate room modes and from time to time use parametric EQ in Roon to lower the hights or increase bass in older recordings. I used an excellent service HAF https://www.homeaudiofidelity.com/english/home/ that made exellent filters from my room recordings I made with REW. EQ is great for improvements of SQ when applied with moderation and experience.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - MountainGuy - 27-Nov-2017
Thanks. Helpful.
Love to hear from others too.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - Jamington2004 - 28-Nov-2017
I used a dspeaker anti mode 2 to dial out a mid bass peak or 2 which really bought some other freq to life
I fiddled with ad hoc tilt and bass adjustment but only for TV really
If I want to play loud and reduce bass for the sake of the neighbours - I just use night mode in Spark which seems great
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - alandbush - 28-Nov-2017
I’m using MiniDSP OpenDRC-DI units, loaded with FIRs, generated using REW and Rephase in an iterative process, to create a ‘flat’ amplitude response. I can then use the units’ PEQ to apply upto 4 tuning curves.
Hope to use Rephase to also apply phase corrections in the near future.
I have Silvers and Whites but will be ‘golding’ these soon so I am interested in how different the measurements will be.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - njaiswal - 28-Nov-2017
(26-Nov-2017, 22:18)MountainGuy Wrote: Greetings, for those if you so do EQ your Phantoms, wondering what kind if EQ you apply? And is your Phantom white, silver or gold?
I thought it may be helpful to get a thread to see what users are doing with EQ.
For me, I would actually increase mids and bass... or reduce the hot trebles in my golds.
Or
I use a Sonos Connect to EQ my phantoms.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - MountainGuy - 28-Nov-2017
Doesn't connect only do bass and treble right? It can't so the room tuning right?
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - ondastar - 01-Dec-2017
I use Audyssey, Roon, and Dspeaker antimode in combo with an outboard frequency analyzer, and a lot of fiddling with time alignment placement of the Golds and slap echo and comb filters. It's a lifelong hobby.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - njaiswal - 02-Dec-2017
(28-Nov-2017, 23:25)MountainGuy Wrote: Doesn't connect only do bass and treble right? It can't so the room tuning right?
Doesn't do room tuning... it has bass, treble and a "loudness" feature. I find using the loudness feature results in a very pleasing sound in my rooms.
RE: For those who EQ your Phantoms, what do you do? - MountainGuy - 03-Dec-2017
Thanks. Yes, the loudness will help. Surprisingly, I find my gold very bass and lower mid shy, so much so that Sonos sounds better in some rooms because of their more balanced frequency response.