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In response to "I think this is what I was thinking. For some reason I thought there were devices that did this in a sort of "idiot-proof"" by oblique

measurement mic with a spectral analyzer will do it, but you have to be smart about interpreting what you see.

Posted by colin (aka colinski) Sep 8 '11, 09:17

flat EQ is nice, but you probably want some boosts.

if you're having feedback issues, easiest way to remedy that is to put the mics on stands, empty the room, and crank the gain until each feeds back - won't take you long to find the trouble frequencies per mic.

room-wise, you want something that's probably beefier on the low end, with a little boost around 3 - 7kHz... depends on the loudspeakers though, whether you have a crossover or subs on an aux, etc.

see my message above.. if you want to email, we can get in to this more :)

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not having any issues more like prep-ing the system. Our church is starting a second site with services in a gym and we wanted to EQ the room tonight - oblique Sep 8, 09:19 1
- ah. gyms are tricky. -- nm - colin Sep 8, 09:20

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measurement mic with a spectral analyzer will do it, but you have to be smart about interpreting what you see.

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