Hey everyone, I've been looking into EQing my HSU STF-2 the last few days. However, I'm beginning to wonder if it's worth spending $200 to EQ a $350 sub (Behringer 1124 EQ is $100-ish, and a Galaxy CM-140 SPL meter is another $100-ish, along with the free REW software). I do plan on getting the ULS-15 (or a similar sub) in the next year or so, maybe it'd be better to just put this money toward that instead? Thanks.

Hey everyone, I've been looking into EQing my HSU STF-2 the last few days. However, I'm beginning to wonder if it's worth spending $200 to EQ a $350 sub (Behringer 1124 EQ is $100-ish, and a Galaxy CM-140 SPL meter is another $100-ish, along with the free REW software). I do plan on getting the ULS-15 (or a similar sub) in the next year or so, maybe it'd be better to just put this money toward that instead? Thanks.


Are you less than satisfied with the STF-2 without any EQ? Do you strongly suspect nulls or peaks in the response in your room?

If you strongly suspect nulls or peaks, then the ULS-15 may benefit as much from EQ unless you would put it in a different location that has minimal nulls and peaks. Other than the Velodynes with the 7 band EQ, outboard EQ more likely than not would benefit you.