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Equalising the subwoofer would be beneficial. But it is not the be all and end all. Sub positioning and setup and far more important and will make the biggest contribution to how it sounds.
I agree with Series1boy. Give some Yamahas and Marantzs an audition too if that's possible.
I have an Android SPL app for my note 4. I think the accuracy of these will be dependent on how good your devices microphones are and how good the software the app is using is. The first one I used seemed way off. It showed 40db during an action scene from a movie. I decided to delete the app and do some homework and found a far superior one.
I doubt it will ever be as accurate as a standalone SPL meter but the levels seem pretty honest and when I've sat in my listening position and pointed it at each speaker it shows 74/75/76 db. This is when a test tone is played through each speaker at 0db. This also shows that YPAO did a good job at getting my setup calibrated.
I agree with Series1boy. Give some Yamahas and Marantzs an audition too if that's possible.
I have an Android SPL app for my note 4. I think the accuracy of these will be dependent on how good your devices microphones are and how good the software the app is using is. The first one I used seemed way off. It showed 40db during an action scene from a movie. I decided to delete the app and do some homework and found a far superior one.
I doubt it will ever be as accurate as a standalone SPL meter but the levels seem pretty honest and when I've sat in my listening position and pointed it at each speaker it shows 74/75/76 db. This is when a test tone is played through each speaker at 0db. This also shows that YPAO did a good job at getting my setup calibrated.