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Hi Rob,
I know about EQ and its benefits and believe in it myself. I have used my amps own Audyssey EQ as well as tuned my sub as best I can, all with the systems in built tuning options (no external boxes, yet) and Ive experienced the benefits first hand so thats not something I'll ever question.
What I'm most interested in is the .2 design and out of ordinary crossovers, as well as how this stacks up against something of a similar design like Bose. Those systems sound OK but fail in some areas, not least music playback, and I'm wandering if the same tell tale failings would be in the systems bloodline. That said it uses traditional sized drivers so perhaps this alone would cure that. Then again some would argue that for 13.5k it bloody should sound good.
I'm not sure you couldnt put a system together for similar money that included an auto EQ solution that sounded as good. I understand the logic of the principles the systems design is based on and it makes sense, but a lot of things can seem to make sense on paper. I also wander how the 2.2 system would work in a small room like mine (5x3). I know there are some issues, not least that the test sweeps of the auto eq have an echo when they pulse, even the sub. I'm not convinced any auto EQ cold fully fix this.
Out of interest, is the auto EQ of the Lyngdorf a complete in house design, or is the software created in conjunction with someone like Audyssey etc.
I cant really answer these for myself without coming for a listen, and even then wouldnt be totally convinced without a home demo and a room that can test the auto EQ's abilities. I'll follow with interest though on future developments, as I'm sure there wil be. FYI, I have heard a Yamah Z11 (5k), running an MA GS 5.1 setup in stereo mode (2.5k), in a demo room thats was designed to be a good room and I know how good that sounded. If the Lyngdorf could sound twice as good, in a problematic room, I would be very impressed. I'm not entirely convinced it would blow away something like a pair of MA Platinum floor standers coupled with a primare stereo amp, decent sub and something like the new Audyssesy EQ pro thats on its way. For me that would be a fair test of extreme interest. |
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