I'm in a position where my response declines sharply right when the room get dominant (~500 Hz). Going off the FR curve, I need an LS filter with 5 dB to get closer to the Harman in-room target curve.
However the moment i boost the base, the modes get further excited, the dips remain dippy and the sound is farther away from neutrality than we began.
At the same time, I never heard of anyone EQing past 2 KHz. It's risky considering at these frequencies even a little bit of movement can significantly change the response.
I'm thinking of using the crossover tone knobs at the back of the speaker and see what they do; However, it's a vintage speaker and these knobs never sounded good when they were engaged.
However the moment i boost the base, the modes get further excited, the dips remain dippy and the sound is farther away from neutrality than we began.
At the same time, I never heard of anyone EQing past 2 KHz. It's risky considering at these frequencies even a little bit of movement can significantly change the response.
I'm thinking of using the crossover tone knobs at the back of the speaker and see what they do; However, it's a vintage speaker and these knobs never sounded good when they were engaged.