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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Hey guys,
My Yamaha home theater receiver has that feature where it comes with a small microphone that you put on your coffee table and the receiver uses it to calibrate the speaker settings. I was going to do the diy panasonic microphone module attempt to make a speaker testing microphone, but then I wondered whether the yamaha mic would be accurate enough to produce any meaningfull results. Thanks for any help! Austin |
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