What does "strength" mean in this context?
"Strength" = "level of accuracy", in this context.
applying 30 filter taps for one channel, won't give you the same level
of accuracy as applying 60,000 filter taps. I call the latter "strong"
correction.
Just a figure of speech. Of course when I correct using 60,000 filter
taps,
the sweet spot becomes tiny. So judgement and experimentation should
always be used, for optimum results.


Jones_r wrote:
"Then you had better install a rack that bolts your head into that
place,
because a quarter-inch away, the response will be totally different."

It's all up to you to decide how strong you want the correction to be.
I sit very relaxed on the couch, and I can apply a pretty strong
correction, and still be able to move naturaly on the couch without
going out of the sweet spot. YMMV, of course.

What does "strength" mean in this context?
--scott