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Why a Flat Frequency Response Makes Sense

In this video, I talk about why a flat on-axis response for a speaker is best. The speaker should also be well-behaved off-axis. This is not the same as your system measuring flat at your listening position or using flat as your target curve in your room correction DSP. Flat at your listening position does sound like crap. If you take a well-behaved off-axis speaker that has a flat frequency response on-axis, in a typical room, you can expect the measurement in your listening position to have a slight downward tilt where the bass is higher than the treble. Buy Sound Reproduction Book by Dr. Floyd Toole: https://bit.ly/SoundReproductionBook Playlist where I experiment with speaker placement, positioning, and how listening position affects the sound: http://bit.ly/AcousticsPlaylist My Speaker Leaderboard: http://bit.ly/SpeakerLeaderboard My Subwoofer Leaderboard: http://bit.ly/subwooferleaderboard My Headphone Leaderboard: http://bit.ly/headphoneleaderboard Become a Patron:   / joentell   My Recommended Products: https://kit.co/joentell Gear I Use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/joentell Follow me on: 📸Instagram:   / joentell   🐦Twitter:   / realjoentell   👥Facebook:   / realjoentell   Disclosure: The Affiliate links above earn me a commission if you purchase using those links. This is at no additional cost to you. AFFILIATE LINKS: Crutchfield: https://howl.me/ckjnBvmnd5M Best Buy: https://howl.me/ckjoam20vaE Target: https://howl.me/ckjoaHc0z1l Disclosure: The Affiliate links above earn me a commission if you purchase using those links. This is at no additional cost to you. This product was sent free for the purpose of this review.