nelmr
Active Member
Well, here is my Dell desktop response prior to calibration (using the front mic and headphone jacks):
I find this more disturbing then my laptop which again, is the following:
The reason I measured my desktop is that I have an office system (that will soon be getting my SVS 20-39). I thought it would be better to use the Desktop for measurements, but now I'm not sure. With it calibrated do you see any reason not to use it?
UPDATE: Here is the calibrated response vs. the non calibrated:
The below 10hz stuff isn't that big a deal, but what is up with the dip between 100 and 500hz? Even calibrated it dips about 0.5dB
![desktopvg.jpg](http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7342/desktopvg.jpg)
I find this more disturbing then my laptop which again, is the following:
![soundcard.png](http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/6121/soundcard.png)
The reason I measured my desktop is that I have an office system (that will soon be getting my SVS 20-39). I thought it would be better to use the Desktop for measurements, but now I'm not sure. With it calibrated do you see any reason not to use it?
UPDATE: Here is the calibrated response vs. the non calibrated:
![calibratedvsnotcalibrat.jpg](http://img574.imageshack.us/img574/960/calibratedvsnotcalibrat.jpg)
The below 10hz stuff isn't that big a deal, but what is up with the dip between 100 and 500hz? Even calibrated it dips about 0.5dB