The Kef KC62 uses DSP to offer deeper frequency response at lower volumes or higher volumes with less deep frequency response. Thus, the frequency response of the subwoofer is a function of the volume.
It seems like there’s no way for an AVR’s room correction to account for this with the way room correction currently measures speakers. So does that mean that these subwoofers are effectively incompatible with room correction?
It seems like there’s no way for an AVR’s room correction to account for this with the way room correction currently measures speakers. So does that mean that these subwoofers are effectively incompatible with room correction?