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foobar flat eq for audioengine a2 based on frequency reponse by https://www.stereophile.com/content/audioengine-2-powered-loudspeaker-measurements

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Aanemochore
Last edited Dec 18, 2021
Created on Dec 18, 2021

The visualization shows a fixed equalization curve for AudioEngine A2 powered loudspeakers, derived from frequency response measurements published by Stereophile. It plots decibel offsets (from -9 to 0 dB) across a range of frequency bands, with the curve stepping downward in a linear staircase pattern. The example uses a simple line chart rendered with D3.js, likely employing `d3.scaleLinear` and `d3.line` to map the frequency-axis and dB values. The data is embedded directly as an array of numeric values, with no interactive elements, presenting the raw EQ adjustments as a static reference for users seeking to flatten the speaker’s response.

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