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RT @soundnvision - Our initial thoughts on the NEW Audyssey DSX
processing on Denon’s AVR-4801CI A/V receiver http://bit.ly/BIjRt
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First Listen of the Audyssey DSX, Sound and Vision Magazine provides authoratative tests and reviews of home theater equipment such as HDTVs, surround sound speakers, home theater systems, Blu-ray and HD DVD players, LCD and Plasma TVs, amps and preamps, speakers and subwoofers and more. ...
Bill Griftner Here's a couple shots of my media room before the curtains and furniture were put in. The Sound is great, I added 2 more surrounds since this shot, hidden in the rafter.
Bill Griftner Hey Audyssey guys - can you look at the "discussions" tab in your Facebook? I thought that's where I should leave you a request for information?
Audyssey Ever had a question about audio, home theater or Audyssey? ASK AUDYSSEY is for you. Get answers at http://ask.audyssey.com
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Audyssey Audyssey DSX Webinar tomorrow, November 4 at 11 a.m. (PST). Register now!
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Audyssey There are now 13 AVRs out (+1 coming soon) with Audyssey DSX. Have you upgraded to 7.1, 9.1 or 11.1 yet? http://bit.ly/uN946
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Cheong Chong Weng Just gotten my onkyo tx-nr807. Set it up this morning. I noticed that the audyssey in my audio adjust option is greyed out and i cannot select it. What are the posiible causes please? I suspect that it is perhaps due to my first callibration being not fully completed? Thank you.
Christopher Lord Crews Sound+Vision November issue has a review of the Audyssey MULTEQ powered AS-EQ1 subwoofer equalizer. Starts on page 58. Ratings are as follows out of 10 possible: Features 8, Performance 9, Value 6, Overall Score 7.7
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Audyssey discussed How can I get the results of the setup readings? on the Audyssey discussion board.
Audyssey discussed How can I get the results of the setup readings? on the Audyssey discussion board.
Sean Barton
Some best practices to anyone using MultEQ:
1.) Use a camera tripod stand for your microphone, the mic will fit the screw thread. DO NOT put the mic on the seat cushion or near any other wall or boundary.
2.) Take as many measurements as MultEQ will allow--the more the better.
3.) Start in the primary listening locati...on for position 1 and then move out from there in concentric circles. Keep spacing around 1-2 ft.
4.) Do not think of measurements as seating locations. You are capturing data about the room, so you may put the mic in front of your couch where your ears aren't going to be, always keep the mic at ear height.
5.) Avoid measuring too far to the left or to the right of the room, including off-axis seating locations (see above)--localize the measurements around the primary listening location.
If you follow these steps you will see a dramatic improvement in MultEQ room correction. Trust me ;)Read More
1.) Use a camera tripod stand for your microphone, the mic will fit the screw thread. DO NOT put the mic on the seat cushion or near any other wall or boundary.
2.) Take as many measurements as MultEQ will allow--the more the better.
3.) Start in the primary listening locati...on for position 1 and then move out from there in concentric circles. Keep spacing around 1-2 ft.
4.) Do not think of measurements as seating locations. You are capturing data about the room, so you may put the mic in front of your couch where your ears aren't going to be, always keep the mic at ear height.
5.) Avoid measuring too far to the left or to the right of the room, including off-axis seating locations (see above)--localize the measurements around the primary listening location.
If you follow these steps you will see a dramatic improvement in MultEQ room correction. Trust me ;)Read More
