Rock Danger
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Can you explain the sub adjust feature as I have not used that and wonder how it might help? Thanks.
So, you go to do a new room perfect run - got to setup>speakers and room>adjust sub
It'll play a test tone thru the left speaker and then in a little bit it'll play a tone thru the sub. It'll ask you to turn it up or down (in my case down, many times) then it'll move to the right speaker, rinse and repeat.
Then run RP.
btw I don't doubt you Jules when you say an extra bit helped you, but that would be the exception and not the rule, which is why it exists in the first place.
I honesty thought that it's made me turn the subs down so much how can this be? Surely it'll be anaemic and too thin. So I ran a few test discs and that theory was blown out the window.
However, tonally it feels a lot more real and the DSP is much more noticeable (to me at least) Also the quality gap between bands is a lot more pronounced. It's not like a comfortable KEF or B&W with no RC that will give you and ok sounding everything - you get what's on the track and I do understand why people struggle with that and say 'it's too clinical'
Blame the loudness wars etc...