Excellent! We appreciate the kind words and support!

Going to try with focus rite

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Mic calibration files on quality devices rarely have much deviation, so this is not generally needed. That being said, we will be adding the ability to upload mic calibration files in a future version of TuN

Absolutely! Please refer to our online dealer locator to find a list of local authorized JL Audio dealers, installers and distributors near you: www.jlaudio.com/dealers Look for the "Signature" dealer logo as those shops often have a bit more technological training.

Finding an authorized dealer doesn't necessarily mean you'll be finding someone who knows what they're doing. I had my stereo upgraded in my 2020 F150, and had a JL audio VX1000 5i amp installed. This was done by an authorized dealer. Other than the basic setup, they did no tuning whatsoever. Every eq and trim level was untouched, all set flat, and the overall sound reflects it. I've had to do a lot of tweaking on my own. I'd agree that finding an authorized dealer is a good start, but that doesn't necessarily mean the tech there knows the product and its features as well as you'd expect.

@@Sagittarius-88 The good of Car Audio is a lot of learning. Try and error will make you rich in knowledge and the most exciting part is having fun making your audio sound sing heaven notes.

The moving mic method could be used if manually tuning, but for Auto EQ it will eq based on the mic position at the point they press auto EQ, so we can't say that would be the most effective approach. You could do a fixed Auto EQ and then maybe move the mic around to see if you need or want to use a couple bands of EQ to alter what the fixed positions dictated.

@@JLAudioInc thanks for the reply. So if I understand you correctly; So if using Tune 4 and using less just the JL Audio 4 way target curve, But will be manually entering the recommended values into my (another DSP) Tune 4 can average the different positions similar to how REW does it and than once the measurement is captured for that driver we can enter the recommended eq adjustments into our dsp? Or is that still considered the auto tune feature?

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