Separate PEQ for subwoofer channel

[Blaze303]

We have now separate L/R channels in PEQ which is great, but for me most of the filters are under crossover frequency. Maybe it would be possible to have separate set of filters for subwoofer? Or more than 10 PEQ filters?
Another good option would be to have expanded filter limit beyond +12db -12db, especially the low range, since we can limit max boost in REW, bot not max reduction. I could use the same filter two times to get lower value, but then comes a problem of not enough filters.

 

[EddNog]

I have bought a managed network switch and I'm going to experiment using a Wiim pro grouped to a Wiim Ultra to apply 10 band PEQ to my subwoofers.

I am going to use ethernet connections for both.

When I first started experimenting with a 2.2 setup, I tried grouping two WiiMs together, one for the speakers and one for the stereo subs. I found that I could sit there and rerun sweeps multiple times and the behavior around the crossover point would not be consistent. What this means is that two WiiMs, despite, “being synchronized,” do not manage to consistently match timing precisely enough to accurately function as an artificial crossover.

-Ed

 

[90sNintendoKid]

When I first started experimenting with a 2.2 setup, I tried grouping two WiiMs together, one for the speakers and one for the stereo subs. I found that I could sit there and rerun sweeps multiple times and the behavior around the crossover point would not be consistent. What this means is that two WiiMs, despite, “being synchronized,” do not manage to consistently match timing precisely enough to accurately function as an artificial crossover.

-Ed

Thank you, I'm going to be tinkering with my system today, I'll save testing this for another day....... probably never.