Wow. Best REW/mDSP tut so far Imo its the best becuase you went through the whole process in detail and patiently Others , all though pros . They have no patience for it. You can tell , they just skip so much of it . They cant be bothered going into detail Thankyou very much for showing the WHOLE process from start to finish This vid will help so many of us starting out . 🙂👍
The second time you ran the eq basically undid everything you did the first time because you ended up eqing with the mains, whereas before you were only eqing the subs. I appreciate the fact that you uploaded a video showing the process, because there are a lack of videos detailing this process for sure. Your rew results looked great at the end so congrats on your hard work.
I appreciate the feedback. Yes it was long video haha. Thanks for watching. I'll be adding a third sub and doing it all over again. Stay tuned for another video.
Good stuff Corey, I use 4 subs and found that listening while adjusting the delays in each channel by ear with music was the only way I could dial in the lowest frequency rumble, experimentation with inverting the phase on individual channels is a must, so many variables to allow you to get the sub frequencies right, using the REW to get the smoothest response curve is great, but the final tweaking for me had to be done by ear. The minidsp 2x4hd is an incredible product, nothing even comes close for multiple sub users.
hey Thanks Josh! Ya I tried inverting my subs too but it did not give me the smoothest sound. If you can do it by ear is great, but it's tough lol. I love the minidsp I think it even works better with more subs. I only have 2 subs but will be upgrading soon to 4. Thanks for watching.!
The alignment tool built into REW within the controls tab would've saved you a ton of time doing this. Input sub 1 and sub 2 and adjust the sliders and it will give you a predicted frequency response based on the delays. Really powerful tool! I used to do what you're doing and it was VERY labour intensive! Try it out next time you're doing a calibration. Yes, I appreciate this video is over 2 years old. 😂
Hi there. I know it was a while ago but I cannot find the alignment tool in the current rew? Have they removed it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers
Hey! Thanks for watching I hoped it helped. Yes its overwhelming at first but its worth it. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe to my channel! More videos to come!
The "LR" and "BW" designations in the crossover settings stands for "Linkwitz-Riley" and "Butterworth". Basically an "LR" filter is comprised of multiple Butterworth filters. Linkwitz-Riley crossovers are flat, whereas Butterworth filters have a 3dB bump at the crossover point.
@@coreyskinner I'm learning as well. Putting a 7-channel active system in my truck and am learning how to use REW. Your video has helped me get some clarity.
Thanks, I'm working on it too, but can better, but you have a good clear explanation, will there be another video for setting multiple seats? i hope so, 😉 then i understand everything when you make that video 😁
Great video will help me a lot in my learning of same setup as yours Thanks buddy. I have subscribed. Told my friends too we all are newbies in Minidsp and rew
Corey, I noticed you ran you sweeps at -21dbfs. I’ve seen the defaults are usually -12. I’m struggling with this step (level matching). At what volume was your receiver when you ran at -21? I know it’s always room specific
Is it just me or is there so little on YT in the way of measuring a pair of nearfield monitors less the sub(s) Thank you for sharing by the way. Much appreciated
Hello, Corey! I have some pair of speakers and they aren’t straight, they are as straight as a roundabout! So I wonder if I could connect these to a stereo speaker. I’m thinking to put in a stereo rca cable and then go through the miniDSP and a rca cable as output that connects to the amp, could I do that? I’m sorry if I where unclear, English isn’t my first language, what I wondered was if I could for example connect left Chanel to input 1 and then configure output 1 as output for just that Chanel so I can use a equlizer and then for example I connect the right Chanel into input 2 and then use output 2 for that Chanel and use equaliser for that speaker. (I don’t want them to interfere) Great video btw!
Nice Work. Should have worked REW on your mains as well, at least to tune for delays and flatten the frequency. Then X-over with your subs and see what you got. Dont need to tune beyond 8 or 9khz. Some say dont need to tune beyond 1khz. The X-over filters you were working with were Butterworth= BW and Linkwitz Riley= LR take your pick.
Yes thats true I should have but I wasn't worried about the mains at that time. I just upgraded to 2 Monolith M12s V2 and will be videoing installing them with Anthem ARC. Also upgrading to Martin Logan mains.
I agree but the miniDSP doesn’t have XLR inputs so if you wanna integrate the subs using that device it’s the only way. Or upgrade receiver with better room correction like separates.maybe MiniDSP has a different product with XLR inputs idk
After running REW. My subs were to loud for Audyssey to run. I lowered the gain on the minidsp to get it continue. When it was all said and done the setting for the sub was -12. I ran the pink noise on the Denon using the spl meter and umik-1 to put everything at 75db including the subs. Was this correct?
Hello Team, I need some help darling in my subwoofers, My question is should I add a house curve in the mini DSP and then run anthems ARC room correction or just use the mini DSP to flatten the response and then add the house curve in anthems ARC room correction? I’ve tried letting the anthem do everything but I think incorporating a miniDSP will achieve better results. I can’t move the subwoofers around my room to improve their in room response as I’m very limited with space.
After you were done tuning the subs, you said you were hooking up your mains. What did you mean.? I've never used rew, but am thinking on spending the 450 cnd for the minidsp and umik. The minidsp is only for tuning your subs, right? Since you only gave the two inputs from the sub outs on the receiver? I'm sorry, I'm a total newb with this.
Awsome 🤘🤘🤘 I will try highpass only cause my neighbour is mad 🤪 Subs rated to 11hz, measured to 8 hz 😁😁 Btw, neighbour is a different house, 80 meters away 🤪
Awesome vid, thanks heaps, one thing i cant get past is in the setup, in minidsp my reading of is -99 dBFs where as yours is -75, am i missing something?
That is correct. The miniDSP is going to be the EQ for the subs not your AVR. You can look up the miniDSP guide and it can walk you through it. Its very helpful. But I used only 1 sub out on my AVR
@@coreyskinner ok So I set up the mini DSp and now have to re run Audyessy will Audyessy not ask me to level adjust the sub level , and this would trow of my setting after gain matching ect , or do I just skip sub set up in Audyessy??
It's personal preference. Some people use Audyessy after and some don't. I have YPAO for Yamaha and I did not use it because after gain matching my subs and using the miniDSP it's far more accurate than the auto calibraion.
Hi, Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot. So my subs are Rel 1508, and they are stacked on top of each other. So when I take individual measurements, they are almost exactly the same. And then both at same time, are just louder all around. So I guess "delay" is only for when they are on different locations? Thank you!
Even though they are stacked on top of each other both of there gains should be set to the same (about 50%) and make sure they are out putting the same db level before using the REW. No delay is to flatten the curve out. So at every Hz level the same level of loudness is the same. For example you here thunder at 30hz it should be at 90db and slamming a car door which is around 100db should also be at 90db and so on. Even though both of your subs are in the same place I bet if you run REW you will have a bunch of super low and super high levels. thats where you need the delay.
Great subs, but moving them apart would significantly improve the smoothness of the bass and give you the ability to really dial in the lowest frequencies with the Mini delay option.
Bro those delay settings are huge. I don’t know what your setup looks like but if this is the way you’re doing it, I’d try like .5 .6 .7 etc.. 9ms is like 10ft in distance. Also something small like a .2ms could be the difference between peak output and a huge dip.
Ok I have the minidsp 2x4 hd I have the power hooked to my power conditioner I have the USB into my laptop also have the umik1 plugged into my laptop I have the minidsp input 1 running to my emotiva xmc2 with my 4 subs plugged into the output side of the minidsp I have a fiber optic hdmi cable from my processor hooked to my laptop I have my rew all setup correctly my minidsp 2x4 hd plug-in downloaded connected with everything hooked up correctly I have double and triple checked but when I check ny levels and also when I try to measure I get no sound
Did you gain match your subs before you did this? I heard gain matching should be done with REW first. And since you use front corners like me, you should pick whatever corner that gives you the best bass and use it with both subs to get them properly gain matched (don't SPLE the subs where they are already. For me that is the right corner)
Yes absolutely I gained matched both my subs so they were putting out the same level around 75db as with all my other speakers. I checked each speaker individually. I have a spl meter video on my channel that you can refer to if you are interested.
As far as I've seen from other tutorials the crossover for the mains should be set to the highest it will go on the AVR and then after all subs are properly eq then you set the crossover for the mains to whatever setting is best for your room and adjust from there.
First off, many thanks for the video Corey, quite informative. Would it not be beneficial to try to gain match you subs to your mains? At 43:07 it seems like your subs are running a bit high compared to the mains (I mean that drop after 100 Hz).
You are welcome! Yes it would be beneficial to gain match your subs before as I did. I may not have mentioned that in the video. Yes they are running a bit high but that's because I like my subs to be a little louder so when I watch something in low volume I can still hear the bass.
Confusing! Confusing! The video was pretty good when it comes to connecting the wires did a great job with that but then once you got inside of the software start running test and talking about how to connect the mic and all of that confusing I would love to do my subs but this is too much for me to do I don’t understand any of it
Mine are positioned in the left front and right front position so they are pretty much equal. But if yours are off then add the delay to the closest one first and see how it graphs out.
@@coreyskinner I thought you are suppose to add delay to the sub that’s further away from you. I have svs Pb-2000’s that I’m trying to align with a mini dsp 2x4 hd. I have 2 subs stacked in my front left corner and the other 2 are stacked in the front right corner. I’m sitting closer to the subs that are stacked on the righ
@@dadevastator24_77 well I would try both as I did in my video. You are trying to find the best delay and it may be either one. Try both and check the graphs. Whichever has the highest dbs and the flattest Probly should win.
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Wow. Best REW/mDSP tut so far
Imo its the best becuase you went through the whole process in detail and patiently
Others , all though pros . They have no patience for it.
You can tell , they just skip so much of it . They cant be bothered going into detail
Thankyou very much for showing the WHOLE process from start to finish
This vid will help so many of us starting out . 🙂👍
Thanks you very much Isaac! Appreciate your comments. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe more videos to come.
The second time you ran the eq basically undid everything you did the first time because you ended up eqing with the mains, whereas before you were only eqing the subs. I appreciate the fact that you uploaded a video showing the process, because there are a lack of videos detailing this process for sure. Your rew results looked great at the end so congrats on your hard work.
I appreciate the feedback. Yes it was long video haha. Thanks for watching. I'll be adding a third sub and doing it all over again. Stay tuned for another video.
brother this has got to be the best tutorial for REW I've seen thus far. Been waiting for this one. Thanks so much
Man I really appreciate it! Thank you! Spread the word lol
Good stuff Corey, I use 4 subs and found that listening while adjusting the delays in each channel by ear with music was the only way I could dial in the lowest frequency rumble, experimentation with inverting the phase on individual channels is a must, so many variables to allow you to get the sub frequencies right, using the REW to get the smoothest response curve is great, but the final tweaking for me had to be done by ear. The minidsp 2x4hd is an incredible product, nothing even comes close for multiple sub users.
hey Thanks Josh! Ya I tried inverting my subs too but it did not give me the smoothest sound. If you can do it by ear is great, but it's tough lol. I love the minidsp I think it even works better with more subs. I only have 2 subs but will be upgrading soon to 4. Thanks for watching.!
The alignment tool built into REW within the controls tab would've saved you a ton of time doing this. Input sub 1 and sub 2 and adjust the sliders and it will give you a predicted frequency response based on the delays. Really powerful tool!
I used to do what you're doing and it was VERY labour intensive!
Try it out next time you're doing a calibration.
Yes, I appreciate this video is over 2 years old. 😂
yes very labor intensive and to navigate some of the controls
Feels like Today
Hi there.
I know it was a while ago but I cannot find the alignment tool in the current rew? Have they removed it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Thanks for the tutorial! I'm still nervous about doing this but your video sure helped me.
Hey! Thanks for watching I hoped it helped. Yes its overwhelming at first but its worth it. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe to my channel! More videos to come!
Yes!
The end result was pretty amazing.
Yes mine was much better
Great stuff, it helped me a lot with the EQ-ing, even though I only did it for stereo. However, it worked for me to a great extend. Thanks !
Great to hear!
The "LR" and "BW" designations in the crossover settings stands for "Linkwitz-Riley" and "Butterworth". Basically an "LR" filter is comprised of multiple Butterworth filters. Linkwitz-Riley crossovers are flat, whereas Butterworth filters have a 3dB bump at the crossover point.
I did not know that Greg. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
@@coreyskinner I'm learning as well. Putting a 7-channel active system in my truck and am learning how to use REW. Your video has helped me get some clarity.
Awesome!
instablaster...
Thanks, I'm working on it too, but can better, but you have a good clear explanation, will there be another video for setting multiple seats? i hope so, 😉 then i understand everything when you make that video 😁
I"m still trying to budget another 2 subs and I will be making another one.
Great video will help me a lot in my learning of same setup as yours
Thanks buddy. I have subscribed. Told my friends too we all are newbies in Minidsp and rew
Yes this can be a complicated subject so I made this review to hopefully make it easier for people. Thanks for the comment!!
This was immensely helpful. Thank you.
You are welcome! thanks for watching.
Fantastic video Corey. Very handy mate. Subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
Well done 👍. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but I only can get the sound out of my left and right front speakers no sound out of the subs
Thanks Roman! Make sure they are plugged in to the correct output and you are using the correct outputs on the miniDSP.
How did the flat response actually sound?
Sounded great!
Corey, I noticed you ran you sweeps at -21dbfs. I’ve seen the defaults are usually -12. I’m struggling with this step (level matching). At what volume was your receiver when you ran at -21? I know it’s always room specific
Some people try to use 0 as the volume but I couldn't it was wayyy to loud so I just adjusted it.
Is it just me or is there so little on YT in the way of measuring a pair of nearfield monitors less the sub(s) Thank you for sharing by the way. Much appreciated
haha true! thanks for watching!
Hello, Corey!
I have some pair of speakers and they aren’t straight, they are as straight as a roundabout! So I wonder if I could connect these to a stereo speaker. I’m thinking to put in a stereo rca cable and then go through the miniDSP and a rca cable as output that connects to the amp, could I do that?
I’m sorry if I where unclear, English isn’t my first language, what I wondered was if I could for example connect left Chanel to input 1 and then configure output 1 as output for just that Chanel so I can use a equlizer and then for example I connect the right Chanel into input 2 and then use output 2 for that Chanel and use equaliser for that speaker.
(I don’t want them to interfere)
Great video btw!
I'm sure they would work just fine.
Very good video! What volume level did you set the AVR during the measurements?
Thanks Juan! I think it was -20 on my master volume.
@coreyskinner - when you said to rerun audyssey again, did you mean to exclude or include sub channel from audyssey calibration? Please clarify
I’d rerun your Audessey with just the LCRs b/c you already tied your subs together
Nice Work. Should have worked REW on your mains as well, at least to tune for delays and flatten the frequency. Then X-over with your subs and see what you got. Dont need to tune beyond 8 or 9khz. Some say dont need to tune beyond 1khz. The X-over filters you were working with were Butterworth= BW and Linkwitz Riley= LR take your pick.
Yes thats true I should have but I wasn't worried about the mains at that time. I just upgraded to 2 Monolith M12s V2 and will be videoing installing them with Anthem ARC. Also upgrading to Martin Logan mains.
I agree but the miniDSP doesn’t have XLR inputs so if you wanna integrate the subs using that device it’s the only way. Or upgrade receiver with better room correction like separates.maybe MiniDSP has a different product with XLR inputs idk
After running REW. My subs were to loud for Audyssey to run. I lowered the gain on the minidsp to get it continue. When it was all said and done the setting for the sub was -12. I ran the pink noise on the Denon using the spl meter and umik-1 to put everything at 75db including the subs. Was this correct?
yep!
Hello Team, I need some help darling in my subwoofers, My question is should I add a house curve in the mini DSP and then run anthems ARC room correction or just use the mini DSP to flatten the response and then add the house curve in anthems ARC room correction? I’ve tried letting the anthem do everything but I think incorporating a miniDSP will achieve better results.
I can’t move the subwoofers around my room to improve their in room response as I’m very limited with space.
hnmm good question. You could try it both ways and then run a sweep and see how they both turn out. Then listen to see which is best.
After you were done tuning the subs, you said you were hooking up your mains. What did you mean.? I've never used rew, but am thinking on spending the 450 cnd for the minidsp and umik. The minidsp is only for tuning your subs, right? Since you only gave the two inputs from the sub outs on the receiver? I'm sorry, I'm a total newb with this.
Do a sweep with the mains meaning your tower speakers or fronts
Awsome 🤘🤘🤘
I will try highpass only cause my neighbour is mad 🤪
Subs rated to 11hz, measured to 8 hz 😁😁
Btw, neighbour is a different house, 80 meters away 🤪
Rock on!
Great Video. I am new to REW but your video is great help. Did you have to configure any settings in REW before started lining the subs?
No just plug it in and run the software
my receiver doesn't have front hdmi, can I just use the hdmi 1 from the back?
Yes absolutely. Some receivers have the HDMI in front or back, either one you can use.
Thanks for the helpful video. Is the mic also plugged into the laptop?
Yes it is by USB.
What about phase response using the MiniDSP? Seems to me thát is important as well for having a balanced output (listening experience)
Yes very important!
Awesome vid, thanks heaps, one thing i cant get past is in the setup, in minidsp my reading of is -99 dBFs where as yours is -75, am i missing something?
You have to turn it down to 75db at reference volume.
Just to be clear, you are using the miniDSP 2x4HD, correct?
yes that is correct.
Did you gain match your subs before starting?. If not id suggest watching the REW from Home Theater Gurus.
Andrew yes I sure did.
@@coreyskinner Gain match the subs just mean measure the output with a spl meter and make sure they are the same? Thanks again.
exactly
Funny enough they post that video after the sub EQ video
Just to confirm… You don’t need to gain match if using the same exact model subwoofer and gain is set the same?
When doing sweeps, why do you do it w just one speaker amd not L+R?
@@omark1781 you do each individual then match them
When u ran a sweep on ur mains. What changes did u made in your amp in settings and in rew ?
No change in my settings
Thanks for the review though
absolutely thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial Bro
Hey Abs lol thanks for watching man!
After you created your house curve did Audyssey not trash it?
Nope I don't use Audyssey I have a Yamaha.
If you are running deal subs would you not connect both from avr with 2 independent sub outs ?
That is correct. The miniDSP is going to be the EQ for the subs not your AVR. You can look up the miniDSP guide and it can walk you through it. Its very helpful. But I used only 1 sub out on my AVR
@@coreyskinner ok So I set up the mini DSp and now have to re run Audyessy will Audyessy not ask me to level adjust the sub level , and this would trow of my setting after gain matching ect , or do I just skip sub set up in Audyessy??
It's personal preference. Some people use Audyessy after and some don't. I have YPAO for Yamaha and I did not use it because after gain matching my subs and using the miniDSP it's far more accurate than the auto calibraion.
Did you use another eq like Dirac or audessey for the mains? I’m am Little bit confused if I should use XT32 for the mains and a mini dsp for the sub.
All I used was the Yamaha YPAO which sucks.
You should have used the PEQ to adjust those nulls,it is really powerful.
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When doing sweeps is audessey/deq ON?
I don't use audessey, but I would think you do the sweeps with the deq off then do the sweeps then add back the deq
What if my subwoofers are connected with XLR? How do you connect to mini dsp in that case??
Hmm good question. Get an XLR to RCA adapter I’d assume
@@coreyskinner that defeats the purpose of XLR and becomes RCA people say. And it’s true because it makes sense :(
Are the test tones on rew or did you import them? Is there pink noise on it also?
No they are part of the REW software. The pink noise is only when you are testing the levels at one point. Then you start the test tones.
Did you connect the mains to the minidsp and set high pass filter?
I set the high pass filter for the Subs because mine only reach down to like 30hz. I attached the mains at the end of the video.
Hi, Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot. So my subs are Rel 1508, and they are stacked on top of each other. So when I take individual measurements, they are almost exactly the same. And then both at same time, are just louder all around. So I guess "delay" is only for when they are on different locations? Thank you!
Even though they are stacked on top of each other both of there gains should be set to the same (about 50%) and make sure they are out putting the same db level before using the REW. No delay is to flatten the curve out. So at every Hz level the same level of loudness is the same. For example you here thunder at 30hz it should be at 90db and slamming a car door which is around 100db should also be at 90db and so on. Even though both of your subs are in the same place I bet if you run REW you will have a bunch of super low and super high levels. thats where you need the delay.
Great subs, but moving them apart would significantly improve the smoothness of the bass and give you the ability to really dial in the lowest frequencies with the Mini delay option.
I actually tried moving them to the rear at first and that did not make them sound better but actually had a worse bass response.
Awesome. Thanks.
You're welcome! thanks for watching! Please subscribe I have more videos to come!
Bro those delay settings are huge. I don’t know what your setup looks like but if this is the way you’re doing it, I’d try like .5 .6 .7 etc.. 9ms is like 10ft in distance. Also something small like a .2ms could be the difference between peak output and a huge dip.
I tried all those and the delay I'm using had the best curve. 9ms is nothing when it comes to delays. hence Millisecond
Ok I have the minidsp 2x4 hd I have the power hooked to my power conditioner I have the USB into my laptop also have the umik1 plugged into my laptop I have the minidsp input 1 running to my emotiva xmc2 with my 4 subs plugged into the output side of the minidsp I have a fiber optic hdmi cable from my processor hooked to my laptop I have my rew all setup correctly my minidsp 2x4 hd plug-in downloaded connected with everything hooked up correctly I have double and triple checked but when I check ny levels and also when I try to measure I get no sound
hmmmm
I need help I just got a new mini dsp 8×12 I don't have the software I need help
I didn't use the 8x12 but I would assume its the same as the one I'm using.
i cant get mine to do a sweep anymore... not sure what im doing wrong
hmmmm
Hello, do you know if it is possible to make phase correction as well with miniDSP ?
yes you can.
Did you gain match your subs before you did this? I heard gain matching should be done with REW first. And since you use front corners like me, you should pick whatever corner that gives you the best bass and use it with both subs to get them properly gain matched (don't SPLE the subs where they are already. For me that is the right corner)
Yes absolutely I gained matched both my subs so they were putting out the same level around 75db as with all my other speakers. I checked each speaker individually. I have a spl meter video on my channel that you can refer to if you are interested.
Does it matter what you have the crossover on your receiver set to? What was yours set to when doing this video?
I set my crossover to 80hz.
As far as I've seen from other tutorials the crossover for the mains should be set to the highest it will go on the AVR and then after all subs are properly eq then you set the crossover for the mains to whatever setting is best for your room and adjust from there.
I kept my mains crossover setting to 80db in the AVR
Didn't you use outputs 1 and 2? You are doing output 3 on the second sub
I originally hooked up to output 1 and 2 but then switched to 1 and 3 so the wires were more spread out. Just a personal preference.
I had mine on 80hz and all set to small.
First off, many thanks for the video Corey, quite informative. Would it not be beneficial to try to gain match you subs to your mains? At 43:07 it seems like your subs are running a bit high compared to the mains (I mean that drop after 100 Hz).
You are welcome! Yes it would be beneficial to gain match your subs before as I did. I may not have mentioned that in the video. Yes they are running a bit high but that's because I like my subs to be a little louder so when I watch something in low volume I can still hear the bass.
Confusing! Confusing! The video was pretty good when it comes to connecting the wires did a great job with that but then once you got inside of the software start running test and talking about how to connect the mic and all of that confusing I would love to do my subs but this is too much for me to do I don’t understand any of it
Yes unless you are fairly tech savy its hard to understand. I tried to walk through it as easy as I could, thanks for watching.
WhAt sub is further away from you?
Mine are positioned in the left front and right front position so they are pretty much equal. But if yours are off then add the delay to the closest one first and see how it graphs out.
@@coreyskinner I thought you are suppose to add delay to the sub that’s further away from you. I have svs Pb-2000’s that I’m trying to align with a mini dsp 2x4 hd. I have 2 subs stacked in my front left corner and the other 2 are stacked in the front right corner. I’m sitting closer to the subs that are stacked on the righ
@@dadevastator24_77 well I would try both as I did in my video. You are trying to find the best delay and it may be either one. Try both and check the graphs. Whichever has the highest dbs and the flattest Probly should win.
YAM ....aha! it literally sounds like you tried to surprise a vegetable. Good video though!
hahaha!
MILLISECONDS 😅
haha yes correct
@@coreyskinner didn't drive me absolutely nuts,no not at all!! Lol!
go ducks
go DUCKS! Thanks for watching.
This company is a joke.
Save your money. You will regret ever dealing with this joke of a company.
You will wait 36hours for a response from their ‘devteam’, on hong kong time, and only via email, just to be told to ‘read the manual, it helps’
Seriously, dont give them your money. You will be living in anger and regret like me and many others.
hmm interesting works great for me.
PEQ boost and reductions for each sub 1st ,to get best response per sub then delays on one sub to get best summation of all subs.
nice