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<blockquote data-quote="Loren Jones" data-source="post: 1890" data-attributes="member: 829"><p>Hi,Just curious what you pros think of the theory of this. I just bought a denon HT receiver with Audyssey MultEQ room correction DSP built in. Apparently it uses fir filters for both time and frequency domain correction. You measure at 6 locations around the prime listening position while it produces very fast tone sweeps through each speaker. In my situation I definitely think it helped the sound of my system quite a bit.It seems to me like a pretty good application of an autoEQ technology since it is being optimized for a pretty small location around the prime seating location. What drawbacks do you all see with this application of this type of technology?Loren Jones</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Loren Jones, post: 1890, member: 829"] Hi,Just curious what you pros think of the theory of this. I just bought a denon HT receiver with Audyssey MultEQ room correction DSP built in. Apparently it uses fir filters for both time and frequency domain correction. You measure at 6 locations around the prime listening position while it produces very fast tone sweeps through each speaker. In my situation I definitely think it helped the sound of my system quite a bit.It seems to me like a pretty good application of an autoEQ technology since it is being optimized for a pretty small location around the prime seating location. What drawbacks do you all see with this application of this type of technology?Loren Jones [/QUOTE]
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