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An example showing the phase response correction performed by en:Digital room correction. The graph is the response of a small studio monitor in my living room before and after correction filtered with a time dependent windowing function.


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current20:45, 17 June 2005Thumbnail for version as of 20:45, 17 June 20051,300 × 919 (217 KB)GmaxwellAn example showing the phase response correction performed by en:Digital room correction. The graph is the response of a small studio monitor in my living room before and after correction filtered with a time dependent windowing function. {{GFDL}}

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