I hope they come out with an update to take care of phasing soon.If I was buying probably anthem, however over here they're very expensive, also arc may be great but it doesn't set phase. Major short coming with that.
I hope they come out with an update to take care of phasing soon.If I was buying probably anthem, however over here they're very expensive, also arc may be great but it doesn't set phase. Major short coming with that.
It could be of some help with subwoofer(s). That's what I want to use it for. My subs don't have a variable phase adjustment and I think I need that because I have an L shaped room.I have never corrected a speaker out of phase. Also, room correction have many out of phase warnings that are incorrect. Instructions say to ignore after confirm speakers wired correctly.
It could be of some help with subwoofer(s). That's what I want to use it for. My subs don't have a variable phase adjustment and I think I need that because I have an L shaped room.
I'm just joining the Anthem team with my purchase of the AVM70. I'm hoping they give an update that will measure phase, like the have done in STR series.The new anthems str series measure timing, so sounds just like old hardware not compatible.
Getting sub timing is paramount that's why leave anthem until they get it right
I've had my AVM70 for about a month now. I have to measure speaker distance myself and the unit will do the rest from there.I believe the anthems do time adjustment, but the AVM60 doesn't
I've had my AVM70 for about a month now. I have to measure speaker distance myself and the unit will do the rest from there.
I'm just joining the Anthem team with my purchase of the AVM70. I'm hoping they give an update that will measure phase, like the have done in STR series.
It is pretty easy. I use a tape measure.
Sure, and room reflections, etc; can sometimes upset the apple cart.…and they sometimes make mistakes.
Doesn’t matter whether yours has so far managed to nail it accurately. The fact that they can’t be totally relied upon, simply means that pretty well everybody should be checking them anyways. So …..
How do I do a accurate measurement of my front sub when the couch is in the way between it and the MLP?Doesn’t matter whether yours has so far managed to nail it accurately. The fact that they can’t be totally relied upon, simply means that pretty well everybody should be checking them anyways. So …..
That is why you measure physically. Software measures distances inaccurately. I think Anthem will offer the measuring option for the tech crowd. If a Best Buy $300 AVR can do it internally, surely Anthem can match with outboard processing. Or, maybe they figured out not accurate.
I am sure Anthem hasn't figured that out.The measurement tape will fail if you have any subwoofer connected to the pre-out as their DSP typically add a significant delay.
The big boys haven't done well with room correction. Dirac and Anthem are in another league. Disappointed with Audessey over the years.I think it's a bigger risk in some ways using a boutique brand....for this kind of gear I tend to stick with the big boys....