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Sean Chen

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QSC HPR 122i RTA
« on: February 18, 2011, 10:33:05 PM »

Hello,

I tried out the RTA app indoor. Here is what it says the QSC HPR 122i's frequency response is in my living room.

One is full range mode; the other is high pass mode. Interesting. For what it's worth, it more or less agrees with my ears' perception of this speaker: smooth but not overly bright.

This is the free version, I don't have the option to choose "internal mic" so what it reads may also be influenced by the iPod Touch's mic resonse. They said the iPod Touch mic has bass rolloff.

I am pretty impressed with what this app can do on iPod Touch. I think if I buy something, I'll get the FFT. Much more useful than the 1/3 octave RTA. The useful part of the RTA is during a live situation if my only adjustment tool is a 31-band PA, which may not solve some real problems anyways.
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Marcus Baeumler

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Re: QSC HPR 122i RTA
« Reply #1 on: February 21, 2011, 07:50:18 AM »

Just a small hint: you do not need to use your camera to make pictures of the iphone screen.
Just press the home button and the on/off switch on the top simulatanously and you will get a screen shot...

Marcus

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