Room EQ is not an exact science, so be prepared to experiment with different configuration. Let your own ears and preferences convince you! Here is a small collection of best practices that I could find or discovered myself.

When doing measurements and generating EQ in REW, the follow best practices apply:

When doing EQ in rePhase try to follow these simple guidelines:

• void high Q corrections as much as you can.
• Remember that dips are not as hearable as rises, so flatten the rise points but avoid to flatten dips unless they are deeper than app -8dB.
• Avoid high gains as much as you can. Don't go over +18dB, even better if you can stay bellow +12dB.
• There is an initial 6dB attenuation in BruteFIR. If your max filter is (for example) set to +16dB then set additional 10dB of attenuation in BruteFIR settings to avoid clipping.
• Measure carefully! your correction will only be good as was your measurement. Repat measurements unless you have good correlation between MMM (RTA) and sweep measurements (make at least 5 of them and average them).
• For best results with Volumio and BruteFIR I recommend sampling rate of 96000 and 65536 filtersize/taps.

• Volumio Making Filters
• Umik setup with REW