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Not a stupid question.

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In Reply to: RE: A stupid question... posted by KanedaK on June 02, 2017 at 18:03:13

Asking questions is a fundamental way to learn. :)

Filters do add delay to a signal. In your case, it's extremely small, and, for practical purposes, irrelevant.

What you are doing is accepting a tiny imperceptible flaw to resolve an obvious glaring flaw.

Just be aware: If the problem is, in fact, a speaker issue, you're on a good track. But, if the problem is actually a room acoustics issue, EQ will not fix it - EQ can only make it less noticeable, at the expense of the quality of the speaker output. If it's a room acoustics problem, you have to fix the room.

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