Hello Everyone,
i was wondering about something and haven't found much information on that topic, neither here nor elsewhere.
At least on this forum, it is common to compensate for speaker or room characteristics with equalization settings. So far so good. However, our perception of frequencies depends on the listening volume. And i suppose most of us don't always listen at the same volume. So how does one deal with that fact? Adjust EQ for the most used volume? Have several profiles depending on volume?
Most audio gear used to have a "loudness" button or dial. Some current gear does that as well, i know Audyssey has that option and I noticed that my current Yamaha integrated boasts "volume adaptive EQ" for automatic loudness correction. However, the latter will disable tone controls if loudness adaption is enabled. Is there a problem with the interaction of EQ and loudness correction? Does Audyssey apply its room correction together with it?
i was wondering about something and haven't found much information on that topic, neither here nor elsewhere.
At least on this forum, it is common to compensate for speaker or room characteristics with equalization settings. So far so good. However, our perception of frequencies depends on the listening volume. And i suppose most of us don't always listen at the same volume. So how does one deal with that fact? Adjust EQ for the most used volume? Have several profiles depending on volume?
Most audio gear used to have a "loudness" button or dial. Some current gear does that as well, i know Audyssey has that option and I noticed that my current Yamaha integrated boasts "volume adaptive EQ" for automatic loudness correction. However, the latter will disable tone controls if loudness adaption is enabled. Is there a problem with the interaction of EQ and loudness correction? Does Audyssey apply its room correction together with it?