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This is how I get there on Windows 10. Go to SETTINGS then SYSTEM then SOUND then down to INPUT then DEVICE PROPERTIES then ADDITIONAL DEVICE PROPERTIES then the ADVANCED tab then down to ENABLE AUDIO ENHANCEMENTS and uncheck to disable it. Hope this helps!

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They have never measured correctly but thought it was my old sub. So when I bought my new ones and the reading looked the same, I new something had to be wrong. I actually think I have found the answer today. The guys from AZ Tuning suggested going into the advanced settings of the microphone...

Hello Everyone! I am at my wits end! I have probably spent 40 hours trying to figure this out. My issue is with REW and Mini-DSP 2x4HD and calibrating my subs. No matter what I do the REW graph looks terrible! My subs consist of GSG Audio BTS 28x48x17 21” boxes (RT and LT) with LaVoce...

Actually I am having a similar issue with the 2x4HD and I cannot figure out what is happening to cause it. This is two GSG Audio BTS 21" subs with LaVoce SAN214.50 21". Using Behringer NX6000. It looks very similar to Ofer's measurement.

No EQ applied in the mdat file. This was my aligned readings just prior to applying EQ. I'm not sure if this will help but when running the sweep at the beginning, the front subwoofer sounds very.......floppy. I don't really know how else to describe it. You can kind of see it on the graph...

Can you tell on the mdat file if it's the front sub or rear sub? There are separate measurements in the mdat file. Thanks again

I just looked at the mdat file and there are a lot of measurement on it that I did no intend to save. The "no EQ" one is the final measurement prior to EQ. Thanks!

Yes, thank you!! That would be great!

Been working on this and finally have a better measurement. Believe it or not, room treatments have helped a ton! My curve is still less than desirable though. I have been experimenting with the EQ in REW. As you can guess by the graph the bass is very boomy. How should I address this in...

Direct helped but still not great. I am not familiar with the capabilities of the Mini DSP HD. Is it still worth it to try and and improve upon this until I am able to buy a better sub? I tried this and the wave was almost exactly the same. Maybe 1-2 decibels lower than the LFE channel...

That's also a good idea. I will give it a try and see what happens. Thanks!

Yeah I have it set to Dolby Digital. Wonder if that's the issue? What do you set your AVR to when testing? Thanks for the help. BTW, I disconnected the MiniDSP and ran straight from the AVR. No change in the pattern. I also changed the parameters for displaying the graph. Here is what is...

Went into Minidsp and made sure EQ and crossover are bypassed. Played with the tone generator and set at 40Hz. Was able to hear a "bump" that cycles like every 1-2 seconds. I keep hearing the sweep tone through my other speakers though. Could that be effecting anything? I set my receiver...

This is my first time using REW but followed an instructional video by Home Theater Gurus on youtube to get started. I have a Dayton Audio 15" Subwoofer with SPA-1000 plate amp and an HSU STF-2 connected to a Mini-DSP HD. I took several measurements of both subwoofers and this is my result...