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RE: Ideal frequency response curve

"Yet a measured flat response at the upper end of the spectrum might sound subjectively way too bright and a measured flat response at the low end might sound subjectively too anemic. And I'm not talking about problems of calibration with the meter itself."

If this is the case, I believe there is some sort of distortion(s) in the signal (chain) causing the perceived brightness, not the FR itself.....

"I'd love to resurrect this topic, especially since digital correction is such a hot item right now."

Digital correction IMO causes more problems than it solves.......


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