achugh
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- Klipsch RF7 II
- Center Channel Speaker
- Klipsch RC64 II
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Thank you for confirming my suspicion. I used to work with limited range but after watching your Youtube channel, I started doing full range for subwoofer sweeps. Since REW already knows that this is a subwoofer sweep as the channel selected is LFE, it will be great if REW applies some smart logic to check for distortion via some preference where one can provide the LFE range for distortion check to avoid this dialog box from showing up unless there is really a distortion to worry about. For now, I will continue to ignore this message for full range subwoofer sweeps.You are measuring a subwoofer full range and REW detects very low output beyond 250Hz relative to noise floor and pops a warning. You can ignore it for subs or measure them with a limited frequency range.
This distortion graph is showing FUNDAMENTAL line plot as a straight line at 100 mark. In some other threads here I have seen this line to be drawn like other harmonic lines. I do not know if this is something I need to worry about or it is also because of the full sweeps on the LFE channel that I need to ignore. Does anyone knows why this 1st harmonic (Fundamental) line is a straight line at 100 value?