I recently bought a Firehawk after using an X3 Live for a while, but I have found that so many patches have a biting top end which distorts on the G and B strings. I can fiddle around and make it workable but don’t understand why I should have to do that. Here is the equalization curve that I managed to generate. It is displayed upside down, and I have I thus generated a set of eq filters in the REW software that should compensate for the JBL's...

Nov 01, 2009 · JBL seems to have chosen a 1dB per octave downslope as a target, but what if the speaker they were EQing had a different d.i.curve (or the room a different absorption curve)? Any reason why they didn't attempt to do room correction based on a time windowed measurement?

I would probably swap out the JBL because that giant 1518 (I have one, and it's killer with the stock Fane) is probably too much volume for the JBL (at some point it becomes like having an open back cab or something along those lines) and so you lose real world power handling. I can't say whether the kappa would be the best replacement though. The JBL Quantum ONE wired headset gives you pro-level audio with head-tracking enhanced JBL QuantumSPHERE 360™ spatial surround sound and Active Noise Cancelling tuned for gaming. Designed for precise audio positioning, JBL QuantumSOUND Signature delivers an immersive sound curve through Hi-Res certified 50mm drivers.

Jun 26, 2020 · “In April, Curve became a principal member of Mastercard enabling it to bring more processes in house such as card issuing and e-money and move away from a reliance on Wirecard. “As such, this... Therefore, the first step is to take snapshots of two spectrums - the mix you want to EQ and the recording that has the spectrum you want to match. 1. Select the Snaphots tab in the lower-left of the spectrum window and select Matching under EQ Mode. 2. Load the recording that you want to use for your EQ curve in your host audio application. 3.