House Curve Tool - DSPeaker ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUAL CORE Owner's Manual

PLEASE NOTE: Any changes made in the various EQ editors are
generally not updated in real-time. In order to hear the difference
in the sound output, accept the changes and close the
corresponding editor by pressing OK on the remote controller.
4.1

House Curve Tool

The House curve tool provides a method of changing the target curve of the bass
response. The motivation behind a house curve is in the sensitivity of the human
auditory system and the hearing threshold – in addition to personal preference, of
course. When sound pressure level is low enough, we are no longer able to hear the
lowest bass frequencies, some some emphasis may be required. It is easy to add a
boosting equalizer to the lower bass region using the house curve tool.
Note: the QuickTone Bass, Tilt, and Loudness controls uses the house curve filter,
overriding user settings.
WARNING: As with any low-frequency boosting EQ, employing an
engaging house curve must be done with caution. Excessive low
frequency lifting may introduce clipping of the amplifier or even
cause damage to the woofer. Add house curve boosting in small
increments at a time.
The parameters of the House Curve tool are:
✔ Tilt: Defines the frequency range of the low
frequency boost (the effect is illustrated on the
screen). Adjust using the LEFT/RIGHT buttons or
the blue-coded button.
✔ Lift: Defines the maximum boost in decibels (the
effect is illustrated on the screen). Adjust using the
UP/DOWN buttons or the orange-coded button.
✔ Enabled: Enables or disables the applied house
curve. Toggle with the green-coded button.
Please note that modifying the parameter values will automatically enable this
equalizer. Press the green button (followed by OK) to disable it again.
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