Posts by henrich3

Quote:Originally Posted by ningeo I'm not posting omnimic graphs because I've got a lot of 60Hz noise (I'm working on it). Congrats on your new Funk ningeo! FYI, some early OmniMics had a bad ground in the mic chassis and would...

20 Hz is the lowest adjustable frequency in the AllControl software. The AllDSP settings in my Funks are both configured with 8 dB of gain (Q 4) at 20 Hz, which provides a respectably flat FR down to 16 Hz in my room. I've heard...

^^^ I think that's the best scientific description of a sub's capabilities that I've ever read.

I believe the 18.2 is Funk Audio's most beastly "standard" model: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/subwoofers/funk-audio-18.2 Since Nathan's a custom sub maker you should be able to order an even more outlandish sub if you...

Quote:Originally Posted by manwithnocape dont do it man, they'll just end up tuning your system. they did it to me..... no wait...... do it, invite them and your HT will never sound better!!!

I spent some more time recently adjusting the AllDSP PEQ in my Funk subs. (I've got three subs - two Funks & a Velodyne.) The room has a vaulted ceiling and is open on one side to the rest of the house. Audyssey improves the frequency...

Here are the frequency responses for one of my subs pointed at the listening position (blue) and back towards the wall (orange): You may not be able to tell which orientation is better just by listening. Using a tool like OmniMic to...

Quote:Originally Posted by Funky Waves We are pleased to announce the we will be exhibiting at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest, Oct 11-13, 2013. Anyone interested in seeing and hearing our products please come and visit us in room 8012. I...

Quote:Originally Posted by coolcat4843 Quote:Originally Posted by Alan P I've found that if I turn down my surrounds 3db, the Dynamic EQ works great. I'll have to give that a try. Because Dynamic EQ, has a tendency to have the...

If the sub is dead silent when the switch is on it may just be a blown fuse. Unplug the A/C, remove the amp assembly and check the fuse. It should be mounted near the A/C jack.