panels), would one type of response be more important than the other in determining the sound I perceive in the room? 3. I am considering adding digital room correction (Tact 2.2X). If I added that, would the answer to the preceding question change?...

where there are two inputs and two outputs--one wire runs to the bedroom and one to the living room. So I would need another cable to the living room, correct? I don't know how to do that, so I may just call DirecTV to see what they suggest and maybe...

where there are two inputs and two outputs--one wire runs to the bedroom and one to the living room. So I would need another cable to the living room, correct? I don't know how to do that, so I may just call DirecTV to see what they suggest and maybe...

Room Correction help needed. Archived from groups: rec.audio.high-end () From text I sent to Stereophile I have been a subscriber for about 15 years. In that time I have learned, and tried to put in practice, good room treatment techniques. I use test...

have gone to great effort to > make my system purely digital... There are digital crossovers available; for example, Behringer makes them. If you are really interested in an all-digital system (preamp, crossovers, amps, speaker correction, room correction,...

leo, You also could learn how to take the photo correctly in the first place, then you don't need raw. But good for you, you can correct your mistakes. "l e o" wrote in message news:1MjDe.990$0C.882@newsread3.news.pas ..earthlink.net... > People...

DSPs, we are at the threshold of a new age of digital, time-based equalization. Read the October/November issue (#150) of The Absolute Sound magazine for a discussion of digital EQ. I have the Tact Audio RCS 2.2X room correction system and the results...

impossible to ever get perfectly flat. But $1000 spent on bass traps will make far more improvement than buying a fancy audiophile EQ for $1000. And $4000 spent on acoustic treatment exceeds one of those $4000 DSP "room correction boxes" by an even larger...

two more reasons DSP cannot correct room and speaker errors in practice: * No power amp and loudspeaker can handle the 30 dB or more boost needed to counter the deep nulls at low frequencies that are present in all small rooms. * All the DSP in the...

The future of High-End Audio?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.high-end () If we completely ignore the technology issues, and just look at what's happening in the electronics marketplace, then the picture is somewhat bleak... The "pie of available discretionary...