Also keep in mind that it's not the end of the world keeping a couple bad frequencies you rarely hit in trade for not spoiling impact from other more common frequencies. A little decay is ok. And even your 262 does show significant improvement.

If you don't hear any bad frequencies over a wide range a material then that trumps the waterfall chart. You could also try a frequency sweep. But be carefull with all that power. When you hit a bad frequency you'll know it, it sounds awefull. I use a few BlueMan tunes to test with.

And one other thing is to consider setting DSP's to Wall instead of Corner and see how that all tunes out. But I think MRC alone gives you enough control to clean it up only where needed.

Don't shoot for a perfect looking waterfall, because it's a rathole you'll never get out of.

Anyway it sounds like your getting the hang of it. You'll probably be asking about RTA any day now :-).

- Fiddler (IMHO)

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