Originally Posted by OldDogCan
-And you can do much of it digitally for few dollars without anything ugly added to the decor.
Hitchhikers are already big believers in the power of DSP,
Thanks for that link I will play with it later.

I am a bit old skool frown and prefer to physically treat the room where possible, and then use digital room correction (which is very good) to do the rest. As i.m.o. it makes the sound a somewhat less dependant on position of the objects in the room.

I have found digital correction to be very, maybe too (but not that sure, as too many variable's) dependant on listening position. Where as with physical treatment is mostly speaker position dependant, or so I have found. Although lower bass treatment is very hard to do, so it really benefits from DSP treatments. - although I'm still learning.


561, HD621, DSP5000s(24/96), DSP33C, DSP33 surrounds, Pioneer DV575A CD/SACD/DVD-A, Panasonic DB170
(561 to be replaced with G68 shortly.)