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what do people mean when they talk about the slope of their audio system tuning. like if someone was to say "i tuned my subs for a flat response at 30hz", what does that mean? How is it significant? how do you do that? And what is a regular setting for the slope of frequencies? (like how do you guys have your audio system tuned for daily drivers?)

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Flat response (i think) means that the subs are the same loudness for every note.

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really, like all the frequencies on an eq set the same? like if you have a nob eq, set the all nobs in the center?

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I have nooo clue how it works though... lol.

Here's a video of a guy with 2 18"s in a box tuned for flat response.

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