The original pseudo-inverse method that generated the LF matrix expects the
high frequencies to be scaled up by ~2.645751 over the low frequencies (or
sqrt(7), ~8.45dB). However, the AllRAD method used to generate the HF matrix
produced a matrix that was only scaled up by 1.46551981258 (based on the
average of the W coefficients).
Previously, the LF matrix was scaled down by sqrt(7), as the difference
specified in the pseudo-inverse results. This failed to account for the
increase already present in the HF matrix, so now the LF matrix is scaled down
by the remaining difference between the expected scaling and the scaling
already present in the HF matrix (sqrt(7) / 1.46551981258 = 1.80533302205, or
roughly 5.13dB, where the reciprocal is 0.553914423 for -5.13 dB).