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system/room equalized flat from 20 to 20k cps--is yours?

Spending alone will not get you what you are striving for. Systems with flat performance are non existant. It will take PROFESSIONAL extras, electronics, room measurements and sound treatments to get you there. What have you done besides reading reviews and buying what is purported  to be the best to get the holly grail of sound? 
  Ken Fritz

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rhljazz
1,255 posts
 
Why would you want to do that?  
nitewulf
435 posts
 
These days people (normal people, not people on this forum) use DSP to equalize. People here use cables and interconnects to equalize. I use a combination of placement, diffusers and measurements.

Having said that, I don't know if anyone actually likes ruler flat response? I don't think so. If you are remotely into headphones, they are all tuned in different profiles to cater to different preferences. I typically prefer warmth, as do most people. 
djones51
4,947 posts
 
You like listening in an anechoic chamber?
mike_in_nc
1,170 posts
 
I can get mine flat to 20 kHz (without equalization in the treble). As @onhwy61 did, I found that unpleasant. Definitely, I prefer a cut starting around 7-8 kHz, possibly going down a little faster by 10 kHz.
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dekay
5,715 posts
 
61 nailed it.

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