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Well worth the money 
- Version: 1.3.5, 4/28/2006 12:27PM PST
charlie_vernacular
I used FuzzMeasure to set my hi-fi system to iron out some particularly nasty room acoustics in the flat. I tried the free trial first, and quickly plonked down the money for full licence. Basically, this enabled me to use a graphic equaliser to set up a pair of electrostatic loudspeakers (yes, I know, sacrilegious to some) and get the most out of them. Even if you think of this simply as a permanent upgrade to your hi-fi, it's superb value.
Very convenient - Version: 1.3.5, 2/22/2006 06:56AM PST
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Engbert
I'm using the software for more than a month now and I'm very pleased with it. Especially the feature to capture a measurement for correction is higly appreciated.
Very easy to use! Very fit for my purpose (measuring transferfunctions of acoustic filters).
Very easy to use! Very fit for my purpose (measuring transferfunctions of acoustic filters).
Very nice - Version: 1.1.1, 3/10/2005 05:13PM PST
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oscarruitt_dotmac
This looks very nice. I can hardly believe that I can now do MLS measurements on my PowerBook! I have a few projects in mind (why do the two inputs in my guitar sound different, for a trivial example) so I hope to have more comments later.
