hondo
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I got a Dayton Audio iMM-6 microphone and installed Audiotool on my Nexus 6 to try analyze and calibrate the speakers in my touring. I've already added foam and dynamat to eliminate the subwoofer rattle. I'm still learning the software, but here are some early measurements. I'd love to see what others get.
I used peak store mode and did a log sweep from 20Hz to 20Khz, 10sec long. I took the measurements in the middle of the night and the car in ACC mode with the climate control off to minimize external noise. The head unit was a volume 25 with the "neural" off. The measurement was taken from the drivers seat around ear level with the seat all the way back so the mic would be around where my head would normally be.
This is about as flat as I could get the frequency curve:
Here are the audio settings used to get that curve:
Afterwards I did some listening and turned down the treble and subwoofer down one notch each. I found the highs a bit harsh and the bass not very solid. This is to be expected since these aren't very high end components. I'd love to know what settings you are using and if you have taken any measurements.
Though it doesn't sound as good as a system I would want if I was putting it together from scratch, I'm more than happy with it considering it's a factory system. I doubt I will be upgrading anything. Never say never though
I used peak store mode and did a log sweep from 20Hz to 20Khz, 10sec long. I took the measurements in the middle of the night and the car in ACC mode with the climate control off to minimize external noise. The head unit was a volume 25 with the "neural" off. The measurement was taken from the drivers seat around ear level with the seat all the way back so the mic would be around where my head would normally be.
This is about as flat as I could get the frequency curve:
Here are the audio settings used to get that curve:
Afterwards I did some listening and turned down the treble and subwoofer down one notch each. I found the highs a bit harsh and the bass not very solid. This is to be expected since these aren't very high end components. I'd love to know what settings you are using and if you have taken any measurements.
Though it doesn't sound as good as a system I would want if I was putting it together from scratch, I'm more than happy with it considering it's a factory system. I doubt I will be upgrading anything. Never say never though