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-# Fairbuds XL configuration
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-I have the misnamed XL and while it's clear, even with factory reset by
-pushing the joystick to the right until it says _factory reset complete_,
-but the studio eq may not be so clear.
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-- [Dezponia's studio EQ](#dezponias-studio-eq)
-  - [2024-04-11](#2024-04-11)
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-## Dezponia's studio EQ
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-Shamelessly copied from Matrix.
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-### 2024-04-11
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-> My settings for Studio so far is 60hz+0db, 230hz+2db, 1.1khz+0db, 4khz+5db, 10khz+4db. I think the some people may prefer +/- a db or two on the 4khz and 10khz levels depending on their taste and "head related transfer function" (rabbit hole, not worth digging into). I could go for one more db on those myself since I tend to prefer that BUT that can also lead to some sharpness for my ears on some tracks. This is a better comfortable level for me. Also those settings don't assume the Fairbuds XL are flat because they're not, instead these settings aim to "correct" the issues I feel they have with the tools given in the app without being silly. :)
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-In clearer words, in the app drag the four sliders to
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n/firewalld.md

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 - [Zones](#zones)
-- [Protocols](#protocols)
 - [Services](#services)
 - [Ports](#ports)
 
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 Zone would be specified by `--zone=home` in the commands. The other zone I
 could imagine using is `public`.
 
-## Protocols
-
-```bash
-sudo firewall-cmd --add-protocol=ipv6-icmp --permanent
-```
-
-- Tells computers when things go wrong with IPv6 network. See also [Neil Alexander: Understanding ICMP and why you shouldn't just block it outright](https://neilalexander.dev/2017/04/16/understanding-icmp).
-  - _Motivation for being here is [20/20 in IPv6-test.com](https://ipv6-test.com)._
-
 ## Services
 
 ```bash