That works for those frequencies, but if you use pink noise, you'll see a more accurate representation because the various frequencies interact in three dimensions of space.
If you have a second smart phone, you can use one to produce the pink noise and another to measure the response. The app store has apps for both.
Thank you for your response!!
I do have a second smart phone! What app do you recommend and what pink noise types should I run? Ones that match the 10 bands on my EQ? Sorry I'm a noob :x
I downloaded a pink noise generator but I'm not sure what I should set the high cut and low cut to for the measurements... :[
Edit: Should I just set the lowcut to the lowest EQ band and then high cut to the next EQ band and move my way up towards the end of the EQ like that? Or perhaps it'd be better to set to lowcut to the lowest EQ frequency, skip a band, and then set the highcut to the next band. Then adjust the middle skipped band?
10 Band EQ:
32/63/125/250/500/1000/2000/4000/8000/16000