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Also, if you really want to measurements, check out Room EQ Wizard. It is free and works very well. You will have to invest in a decent microphone ($70-100). Edit to add one more thing. A "flat" response may not be what you want. And you will never see a completely flat line on any graph...

It is pointless measuring from 1 foot. Your room colors the sound dramatically. Measurements should be taken from your primary listening position (and not with phone). Try Audyssey and see how you like it. There's a very old guide in my signature that should be good enough to get you started...

How do you use a spectrum analyzer and a multi-meter to adjust speakers????