Sceadwian
Banned
How would I go about calibrating a home audio system without breaking the bank? I'm not looking for scientifically flat audio just as close as I can practically get with the EQ on my PC. I have good hearing but my brain just isn't up to the task.
I guess the hard part is that microphones aren't flat in their response so if I'm doing it with a spectrum analyzer and a mic I don't know how to calibrate out the mics curves so I know if I'm getting even close to a flat response, especially in the low range. If I could characterize the curves of the mic first then I'd have a start? Any other suggestions?
I guess the hard part is that microphones aren't flat in their response so if I'm doing it with a spectrum analyzer and a mic I don't know how to calibrate out the mics curves so I know if I'm getting even close to a flat response, especially in the low range. If I could characterize the curves of the mic first then I'd have a start? Any other suggestions?