Home Cinema Tuning Help

[MahtXL]

Need some help tuning my computer speakers. So far in my small room the little 2.1 with sub system has quite the punch. But i need someone to edit this image http://i.imgur.com/Weiyt9c.png
And put in what each frequency is (aka whats bass, whats trebble and so on) so i can tune it better. Or even edit the photo with what you think a good tuning would be for movies music and games in a small room. I want more bass and less treble. So when the system is cranked during movies the higher frequency sounds dont blast your ears out or sound like tin, but i also dont want to blow the poor little 6.5 inch sub woofer. Which at my current settings is working at full tilt when cranked. Its really just the higher pitched sounds i want a tad lower and less harsh. thanks!



http://i.imgur.com/Weiyt9c.png the image i need explained if you missed it in the post.

[b1ack1otus]

lol, that's some weird equalizer setup you have.

it's a bit hard to type from my iPad, but I'll give you a short lesson about eq or at least my exp.

The left part of the ex resembles the bass, the middle are the mids, and the right is the trebble.

now I know you want to have less trebble, but when you don't have enough treble th sound will be very muddy.

the usual audiophile eq for those who likes bass looks like an inverted mountain.

I'll elaborate more when I go on a comp

[Lutkeveld]

Simplified: 0-200hz=bass, 200-3000=midrange, 3000-5000=vocals, 5000-20000=treble.

 

I would look into using a more advanced EQ so you can tweak it better. 

[b1ack1otus]

I usually have it something like this if you want to have a more umph for the bass.

http://jrs-s.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/pualseaudio-eq.png

[ShearMe]

Yeah, start with getting an EQ with more sliders (each range is known as a "band"). Then, you gotta do it yourself by ear. Best to try to keep the sliders looking like a smooth curve, but you might have to break that rule for the bass regions because of the sub crossover point.