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OK...I've cleared up a lot of the arguing and name-calling on this thread.
Rob hasn't broken any of the rules for Assured Advertisers,and would be made aware very quickly if he had.
The thread is about room correction,and I would prefer it stayed on THAT topic.
On that point,my own feeling is that room correction in the digital domain can make an immense contribution to how good a system can sound,especially in acoustically unfriendly rooms,and I can only use my own experiences to base that on.
Prior to buying a TAG AV32R/DP,my systems had no true correction other than bass filtering in my Linn Keltiks beforehand,but this was in no way adequate in managing the resonances promoted by a 250 yr old timber framed house.
I wouldn't neccessarily say it's cured it,but it has gone a very long way towards taming the worst excesses,and making the system enjoyable and fully usable. |
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