russelk wrote:
>
> Thanks for the reply Robin. I'm particularly interested in the auto
> room EQ function and would love to hear about it if and when you try
> it. My Denon home cinema amp has auto room EQ and it works wonders in
> the tv room. I've never used a dedicated processor/equalizer before. I
> understand it's usually plugged into the tape-loop of the amp, am I
> correct?
You could plug it in the tape loop of your amp, but in your case I
wouldn't, unless you have sources other than the SB3 to which you want
to apply correction.
According to your sig, you have the following setup:
SB3 -> DAC -> amp -> speakers
In your case, I would insert the processor in the digital chain, i.e. in
one of the following ways:
1. SB3 -> Processor -> DAC -> amp -> speakers
2. SB3 -> Processor -> amp -> speakers.
Option 1. still uses your existing DAC and just uses the processor for
the equalisation, etc.
Option 2. replaces your DAC completely.
I have mine setup as follows:
Transporter -> amp -> speakers
| ^
v |
processor
R.
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