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This system is well above average for an untreated room. One narrow bass peak is holding back an otherwise smooth, accurate response — fixing it would likely push this into the 90s.
A room mode is adding roughly 7 dB of extra output. Try a parametric EQ cut at 65 Hz with a moderate Q, or move the subwoofer 20–30 cm away from its current corner placement.
About a 3 dB recession in this range. Vocals may sound a touch distant. Not urgent, but worth a small EQ boost if it bothers you.
Expected near your port tuning frequency, but worth knowing — very low bass may sound slightly less tight than the midbass above it.
No harshness or excessive roll-off detected through 16 kHz. No changes recommended here.
| Metric | Your System | Typical Target |
|---|---|---|
| ± Deviation from flat (50 Hz–10 kHz) | 5.8 dB | < 3 dB |
| Peak THD (worst octave) | 3.9% | < 1% |
| Estimated −3 dB low-frequency point | 38 Hz | — |
| Group delay (bass region) | 3.1 cycles | < 1.5 cycles |
1. Apply a parametric EQ cut at 65 Hz (start around −6 dB, moderate Q) and re-measure to confirm the peak flattens.
2. If you have room to work with, try moving the subwoofer 20–30 cm away from its current corner placement before reaching for more EQ.
3. Re-run this analyzer after your change and use the Before/After Compare tool to confirm the fix actually worked.
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