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Originally Posted by Calamari
Interesting. I find the lower end range slightly more pronounced with OEM woofers and Eton mid/tweeters. This is exoected since OEM speakers are a few decibels more sensitive than ETONs.
Did you enable bass enhancement effects?
Also, is.there a reason why you combined all channels with 25% instead of mixing only 2 left channels to the left woofer, and 2 right channels to the right woofer. Despite the fact that low frequencies are not very directional, it still doesn't make sense that left woofer gets half of the lower end from the right side and vice versa.
I just double checked the standard DSP setup file from Audiotec-Fischer, and they are mixing only two left channels (50% each) for left woofer, and right channels to right woofer.
What are your first impressions after initial setup?
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I have enabled all enhancements within the FX tab. But I'm still not happy with the setup. As the rears are not so loud in respect with the front.
I was just playing around with the Bass and I thought to mix both lef and right for the Subs. The bass sounds great, but using the time alignments, it looks like its comes from front.
I bought a DaytonAudio UMM-6 Calibrated USB Measurement Microphone, to measure the dynamics within the car. Currently I used the default equalizer settings from AudioTec.