rccarguy3
Distinguished Member
What are people's experiences in determining whether you prefer room eq disabled or enabled? We can see before and after, with say the best room eq out there either flat or house curve, built in rta, rew etc
But it may be possible you prefer the speakers in pure mode? If you don't know if the room eq is enabled or not, whether relied on auto, auto made it worse (or adjusting badly inaccurate meter)
Also depends in whether the unit downsamples to 48khz..also whether you've capped the frequency to 300hz. Or maybe just prefer sub eq'd. Or it's a crappy bundled eq.
Or acoustic panels do enough, or even make it worse, then room eq attempts to correct that.
But it may be possible you prefer the speakers in pure mode? If you don't know if the room eq is enabled or not, whether relied on auto, auto made it worse (or adjusting badly inaccurate meter)
Also depends in whether the unit downsamples to 48khz..also whether you've capped the frequency to 300hz. Or maybe just prefer sub eq'd. Or it's a crappy bundled eq.
Or acoustic panels do enough, or even make it worse, then room eq attempts to correct that.