Save Dirac to Speaker Preset 1.
I heard Evo Express is good, but… wait, is there already a new version?How about a new Evo version with every possible customization possible without any prior REW knowledge
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Not out yet
I haven’t used Evo yet, but Audyssey and Dirac each have independent Preset 1 and Preset 2, so you can save them separately.
One think I do like (as I like to tweak stuff) about Audy and Dirac, is that you can customize the target curve in any which way I want, no matter how crazy/stupid it looks (I have my own theory on thatHow about a new Evo version with every possible customization possible without any prior REW knowledge
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). After Evo completes its optimization, "optionally" you can open REW EQ window on any of the speakers and apply up to 20 custom filters provided by REW (including allpass), you can use REW's auto-EQ, you can apply FDW, MTW or any other windowing or smoothing to the response first, you can even use a different target curve and target level for that specific speaker and they will all be transferred to the receiver:One think I do like (as I like to tweak stuff) about Audy and Dirac, is that you can customize the target curve in any which way I want, no matter how crazy/stupid it looks (I have my own theory on that
So, in addition to picking a target curve, is it possible for you to allow the user to customize the selected target curve post calibration, such as allowing the user to manipulate the curve in a select range (again, similar to Mult EQ X, or Dirac's), or simply allow the user to pick selected frequency points, such as when REW show a bump at 50 Hz, to input the desired cut in dB (or even boost in that case need to have a limit) and a "Q" , that is, similar to using PEQ. If that's too much to ask, okay, thank you for considering it regardless.
After Evo completes its optimization, "optionally" you can open REW EQ window on any of the speakers and apply up to 20 custom filters provided by REW (including allpass), you can apply FDW, MTW or any other windowing or smoothing to the response first, you can even use a different target curve and target level for that specific speaker and they will all be transferred to the receiver:
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You guys always asked for more customization and I have over-delivered
Well, tomorrow is literally Black Friday...
retailers have started "Black Week" as early as beginning of this month, and most of them started last week
I understand, but the possibility the 3800 could go on sale tomorrow is not zero.
The X4800H was $1450 at Adorama a few days ago. If it does go on sale, you have to be quick about it.
absolutely not, but we are not getting great price this year. Most retailers in Europe seem to fix on EUR1000 and not much lower
I think you're forgetting about the tariffs (lucky you if you live in Europe). That's been the big difference b/w this year and last year. On top of that, Denon actually increased the MSRP of the 3800 as well!
I am talking about europe. It was €1000 in europe as late as last month, and price increased in November.
Then it's the MSRP increase. I can't imagine it was raised only in the US!
I would be happy with that price. Hoping we see it on sale again for this price.
Denon website price is $1,459, not too bad.
www.denon.com
