I've been EQing studio monitors and subwoofers and headphones with REW measurements and filters for a while now, and I very early on devided I didn't like doing additive bell curve corrections to correct for dips. I haven't really checked it out in a long time, so I can't say I have a good understanding of it, but the idea is that boosting an EQ band often gives you a ringing sound that messes up everything. With speakers in a room, the acoustics will tamper your ability to correctly measure the frequency response, so while the graphs look nice, what you hear is way off. You might also be getting a phase cancellation at the microphone due to reflections.
Has anyone figured out a good way to correct for these issues when doing EQ to a system?
Has anyone figured out a good way to correct for these issues when doing EQ to a system?