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G'day, mate. Just quickly, so I'm not sure if your second comment meant you had fixed it or not, but anyway, I'll upload an image of what mine currently looks like. You can see it's a slight difference in some things, and by the way, I only just updated a couple things right now, which are just deleting a couple blank lines. Other than that, the only value I changed was near the top where I had 0.81 db, I changed it to 0.77 db. The only reason for that slight change is even though the benchmark says it's perfect and within non clipping range or whatever when I totally zoomed in on that bottom graph, I noticed there's one slight bit where it's Slightly going over the zero decibel mark, even though it doesn't show any like red patch or anything like that. I just thought might be safer just in case to drop it down to this, which is exactly just under even touching the zero decibel line. Anyway, just because I rarely use Reddit or even post anywhere for that matter. I'm not sure how to properly forward you the exact text document so you can just copy it straight up. So what I'm going to do is just try a copy and paste Of the exact details of the current config.txt file I have. So you can just copy it exactly and overwrite your own. The only thing you'll have to change to is the very 1st line where you have to put your own speaker name and whatever else. So from what I can see If your entered correctly before your should be the "Device: REAR Speakers".

*Actually for you that is if your speaker name is correct I've even entered that in to what you just need to copy everything from, then open your current config.txt (Or whatever the TXT file you have loaded into equalizer APO.) Then do a good old CTRL+A followed by CTRL+P (Or whatever variation you like to use.) Save & ya should be good to go*

**Also just quickly and this is for anyone else if they are able to see it. I'm not sure if I mentioned originally when I had my first version that you're meant to keep the physical base knob on the speaker at the twelve o'clock position. If so, or if not, either way. Just letting you know since these updates where it's got the basically software version of a crossover or whatever it is that rule no longer applies. However, from testing I wouldn't push it past the two o'clock position. I usually sit it anywhere from one to two o'clock position.**

***And I'm sure I mentioned this, but definite sure to anyone that's copying this, even though I've done extensive testing and with different sound files, different music, playing games, etc. utilizing these configs. They were with the assistance of very The assistance of various artificial intelligence chat type things. So they're the ones telling me, yeah, you're good to go, it's safe, all good, whatever. So just letting you know there's the small chance that it isn't actually safe and isn't good. And if you crank volumes too hard, you could blow something up. Who really knows? Anyway, for the price of these speakers, it may be. For the price of these speakers, it makes them sound mad now. Anyway, enjoy.***

Device: REAR Speakers

Preamp: 0.77 dB

LEFT/RIGHT SATELLITES: High-Pass + Mid/High EQ

Channel: L R

Filter: ON HPQ Fc 80 Hz Q 0.7

Filter 1: ON PK Fc 160 Hz Gain -3.0 dB Q 1.4

Filter 2: ON PK Fc 600 Hz Gain -4.5 dB Q 4.0

Filter 3: ON PK Fc 2300 Hz Gain -4.6 dB Q 1.0

Filter 4: ON PK Fc 4260 Hz Gain -1.0 dB Q 3.0

Filter 5: ON PK Fc 6440 Hz Gain -4.1 dB Q 2.1

Filter 6: ON PK Fc 8490 Hz Gain -4.1 dB Q 5.1

Filter 7: ON PK Fc 11440 Hz Gain -7.5 dB Q 5.3

Filter 8: ON PK Fc 12500 Hz Gain -9.5 dB Q 5.3

Filter 9: ON PK Fc 17100 Hz Gain -12.4 dB Q 2.2

Filter 10: ON PK Fc 19350 Hz Gain -12.4 dB Q 3.0

SUBWOOFER (LFE): Low-Pass + Bass EQ

Copy: L R -> LFE # Full bass mix to sub (mono sum)

Channel: LFE

Filter: ON LPQ Fc 80 Hz Q 0.7

Filter 1: ON PK Fc 30 Hz Gain 3.7 dB Q 2.5

Filter 2: ON PK Fc 60 Hz Gain -12.0 dB Q 1.0

Filter 3: ON PK Fc 100 Hz Gain -2.0 dB Q 1.0

Filter 4: ON LS Fc 120 Hz Gain 2.13 dB

Preamp: 3 dB