Too true. We see so many devices reviewed here with fantastic measured performance and the criticism is always 'but where is the PEQ?'I realize people are sorta complaining about the 4band PEQ as more would obviously be even nicer.
This has 4. 4 more than the zero just about every other product has. Sure 8 or 10 or 12 would be better. I get it.
Newbs in PEQ land.
Rest assured, IMHO with 4 you can do a lot. If you have nice speakers and you are just doing room issues, prolly enough in reality. The micromanager type with need something more but I think I could put all of my truly meaningful room related issues to audible rest with 3 or 4. After that it would just be chasing line eye candy.
I would not be able to to simultaneously do anechoic speaker corrections.
If just doing speaker correction. By themselves 4 filters on most decent speakers is enough for any meaningful gain
Hmmm, I might go 2-3 bands for the room and 1-2 for any clear offender speaker corrections on a great raw measuring pair. That would be pretty decent and smoke the major issues a zero PEQ system would not be accounting for. The difference would be substantial. More filters would be nice but in pretty diminished returns if the speakers are already good ones.
Hopefully they can someday get 6-8 filters. I think 6-8 is enough unless fixing crap or again chasing that 1/24 octave line.
Now we have a device with both, for a fantastic price and the criticism is there are not enough filters!!
Very tough crowd.
Wiim will be updating the PEQ in Q1, as I think their focus has been on the Wiim Amp launch.