Gandhi wrote: > You have already answered some of my vague questions. But to be more > specific, they were regarding properties like for instance ease of > setting up, getting a simple result, getting a really good result for > one or perhaps even several points in the room, getting detailed > information about the measurements and corrections, ease of changing the > response manually, ... Also the technology behind the scenes, the kind > of filters used, price, availability (DRC software often seem to be > developed by very small companies and therefore releasing new versions, > when needed, might not happen often enough or at all), ... I know you > like writing long posts, but this might be a little much even for you. > ;-) > > > Audysey setup: > > Plug Audysey Mic into front panel jack, move it to first measurement > position. > > Enter Audyssey setup mode via remote control, measure first location. > n. > > Move mic to next location, start next measurement (repeat). > > Stop measuring, Audyssey sets up AVR. > > Depending on what level of Audyssey your AVR has, various options may > exist for manually overriding setup parameters > > > > > > > > My point is that two boxes with DSP could be replaced by one box with > > DSP, both for simplicity and cost. > > > > > > It is not assured that simplicity or cost savings would be obtained by > shring logic.. DSP chips are way down in price.
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