My Laptop screen broke mid post the other day and I quickly posted that message before the screen bleed took over...
I am going to attempt one more time to increase the bottom end at the elevated sound levels.
The way I have the bass boost now (I am using the boost module due to problems I had with the real time portion of the DSP chip) it's heavy in the bottom third of the volume range, medium to light in the mid and then light in the top.
I need to see if I can taper that less in the upper range.
I also found out what I was doing wrong with the DSP, in some of my previous posts (re-reading those is funny too me now) I could get the sound well dailed either by ear or by measurement using Seths guide then listen to it for the afternoon feeling good to find in a few days later I was not as happy as I remembered.
What was happening was I wasn't ever writing the changes to the EPROM. I would work in the programming environment and get something I was happy with a and then not finish the process by flashing the memory with the changes, that left all my hard work in the volatile memory to be purged as soon as I unplugged the power.
After figuring that out I threw the tune back in it, sort of quick and dirty and have been running it like that for a few months.
It's awesome as I said but I would like to attempt to maximize the low end.
This woofer is not the LF and I'm not sure if changing to that driver alone would be worth the $$$ to do so.
I want to try just tuning the bass boost or scrap the boost and do it in the EQ with a signal limiter to cap the maximum output.