Hi
I was wondering if anyone could give their opinions on this. From reading a few reviews of recent AV amps, they tend to say the auto-calibration with the supplied plug-in mic does wonders for sorting out room acoustics. Each manufacturer has their own marketing speil for it...
However, when I spoke to an audio-t dealer, they said all auto-calibration systems were absolute pants and you're better off getting a proper sound-calibration system, using for example a Yamaha something-200 mic I think it was.
Now I know your ears are what end up appreciating the sound, but I would have thought that a closed-loop system would be better at actually measuring and setting it all up.
Opinions please?
I was wondering if anyone could give their opinions on this. From reading a few reviews of recent AV amps, they tend to say the auto-calibration with the supplied plug-in mic does wonders for sorting out room acoustics. Each manufacturer has their own marketing speil for it...
However, when I spoke to an audio-t dealer, they said all auto-calibration systems were absolute pants and you're better off getting a proper sound-calibration system, using for example a Yamaha something-200 mic I think it was.
Now I know your ears are what end up appreciating the sound, but I would have thought that a closed-loop system would be better at actually measuring and setting it all up.
Opinions please?