TrueRTA. Me like.

[TheSundownFire]

So I downloaded TrueRTA. The free one. so whats everyones opinion on getting the $40 version. Is it worth it? So far Im liking it but I can already tell Im going to want more that the one octave steps.

[J-Lane]

So I downloaded TrueRTA. The free one. so whats everyones opinion on getting the $40 version. Is it worth it? So far Im liking it but I can already tell Im going to want more that the one octave steps.

Here is a program I found a week ago. It works really well and you cant beat the price... FREE! You can use the RTA feature and there is also a waterfall plot feature and all kinds of cool stuff. Good luck!

http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/

[Colin - STAPUFT]

That second one looks sick. I have TrueRTA (the free one). The only thing about it is- I don't have a microphone that I trust as being "flat"... so if the mic isn't flat, then how can TrueRTA be?

[EricM9104]

That second one looks sick. I have TrueRTA (the free one). The only thing about it is- I don't have a microphone that I trust as being "flat"... so if the mic isn't flat, then how can TrueRTA be?

TrueRTA was saying ~120dB for my old hatchback with an Fi Q 12" in a ported enclosure (2.5^3' @ 29hz) off 1200w... LoL

[onebadmonte]

Room EQ wizard works great at home. I used it at home to get a smooth response out of my AA Avalanche subs. My issue using it in a car is the software itself generates the test tone. In the house I just plugged the laptop the the receiver. In a car not all radios have aux inputs.

[TheSundownFire]

Room EQ wizard works great at home. I used it at home to get a smooth response out of my AA Avalanche subs. My issue using it in a car is the software itself generates the test tone. In the house I just plugged the laptop the the receiver. In a car not all radios have aux inputs.

Thats the issue Im having with it too. My input are on the back of my 9886.