That just bogles my mind. They have all the automatic software in the world but they can't add a simple PEQ?
That just bogles my mind. They have all the automatic software in the world but they can't add a simple PEQ?
Adding a simple PEQ should be simple but I think it is a matter of how they see their product in the market.That just bogles my mind. They have all the automatic software in the world but they can't add a simple PEQ?
Speakers are measured independently but then Dirac Live applies phase matching of speaker pairsBumping this thread because I'm started to think, after more readings, that Dirac tries to deal with phase issues related with each speaker independently.
They could eat up a lot of the minidsp market if they did. So just to clarify even with the new Audessey MultiEQ XT app and everything they didn't add any manual PEQ just more automatic stuff and additional features? I'm trying to decide if getting a Denon AVR would be with it to replace my Onkyo AVR from about 3 years ago.Adding a simple PEQ should be simple but I think it is a matter of how they see their product in the market.
Say Kal, I just read your review of the Topping Pre90 in this months Stereophile.Adding a simple PEQ should be simple but I think it is a matter of how they see their product in the market.
You can add PEQ to Dirac with the HTP-1.Does Audessey MultiEQ XT offer manual PEQ settings? Is there any AVR system that allows you to manually go in and set PEQ levels where you want after taking REW measurements?
At the moment. I think the most important thing about this release is moving the measurement/calculation engine out of the AVR/prepro and into the PC. This opens up opportunities to add/expand without the constraint of the meager computation capacity in the end-product.They could eat up a lot of the minidsp market if they did. So just to clarify even with the new Audessey MultiEQ XT app and everything they didn't add any manual PEQ just more automatic stuff and additional features?
Nope. Different systems in different homes.Say Kal, I just read your review of the Topping Pre90 in this months Stereophile.
Does that mean you've given up on your Marantz AV8805?
Ok, thanks for the response.Nope. Different systems in different homes.
I wish. Still cannot get myself to travel. Partly pandemic, mostly the fuss and uncertainty.Ok, thanks for the response.
I respect and appreciate the route your taking with the Pre90 but by the time I got thru the learning curves etc for
all the details of getting everything working with all the different codex, etc; I think my head would explode. LOL
Wish you all the luck and hope it pays off in the improved SQ performance your looking for when it's all wrapped up.
BTW, will you be roaming the halls at the Tampa audio show next month?
Hope to see you there.
Adding a simple PEQ should be simple but I think it is a matter of how they see their product in the market.
Understood.I wish. Still cannot get myself to travel. Partly pandemic, mostly the fuss and uncertainty.
I do not have answers but I believe that PEQs can be implemented, digitally, in other ways.Are we sure that it wouldn't require
a major rewriting of their firmware? Is that how Audyssey currently works with the filters it applies? Via PEQ?
I've had the shots and wear masks but planes and airports are uninviting.Understood.
I've had all 3 jabs and will where a mask so I feel reasonably comfortable at this point.
Your choice.
Agreed but fully understandableIf you use the MultEQ-X on PC you get PEQ with Audyssey. So obviously they can implement them and since there's now a $200 way to get them you can be sure they won't add them to the cheaper mobile app or the basic firmware lol.
Yes. MultEQ-X for PC lets you input PEQ filters. They are interpreted and converted into FIR filters by Audyssey. You don't need to use REW measurements to create them, and I'd advise against it, unless you can use the same exact measurements and apply the same exact averaging and can confirm your measurements match closely to what is displayed in MultEQ-X.Does Audessey MultiEQ XT offer manual PEQ settings? Is there any AVR system that allows you to manually go in and set PEQ levels where you want after taking REW measurements?
How many PEQ filters can be set per channel?Yes. MultEQ-X for PC lets you input PEQ filters. They are interpreted and converted into FIR filters by Audyssey. You don't need to use REW measurements to create them, and I'd advise against it, unless you can use the same exact measurements and apply the same exact averaging and can confirm your measurements match closely to what is displayed in MultEQ-X.
How many PEQ filters can be set per channel?
I use Equalizer APO and I have plenty of power,I always end up adjusting the system with the the REW RTA.
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Looks as if MultEQ-X is developing into a serious tuners product, awesome!Yes. MultEQ-X for PC lets you input PEQ filters. They are interpreted and converted into FIR filters by Audyssey.