Craig Chase
Gear Guru
I just saw the part about the BFD-Pro, too... sorry about that.
And Dave, Since you want to correct for room modes, as BruceD suggests, you want a greater than 200 MS response sweep, which will show where your peaks are...
Then you want to flatten those peaks as much as possible, WITHOUT causing a lot of nulls... IT is FAR better to "tame" a peak than to "pump up" a null ...
And Dave, Since you want to correct for room modes, as BruceD suggests, you want a greater than 200 MS response sweep, which will show where your peaks are...
Then you want to flatten those peaks as much as possible, WITHOUT causing a lot of nulls... IT is FAR better to "tame" a peak than to "pump up" a null ...