01-May-2015, 08:13
The other thing I noticed last night, is there seemed to be less difference than there was previously in the sound presentation with SAM on and off. As SAM is quite new to me I'd been toggling it during most things I'd been playing back, so was getting quite used to the difference.
I just wonder whether Devialet - from all the speaker data they've gathered so far - could have extracted some kind of 'common' SAM properties for all speakers in general - which is on regardless of the SAM setting - and then an extra correction specific to each speaker model when SAM is enabled? I don't understand the process or technology well enough to even know if this is possible, but it would certainly fit with their hints at 'SAM for everyone'
I just wonder whether Devialet - from all the speaker data they've gathered so far - could have extracted some kind of 'common' SAM properties for all speakers in general - which is on regardless of the SAM setting - and then an extra correction specific to each speaker model when SAM is enabled? I don't understand the process or technology well enough to even know if this is possible, but it would certainly fit with their hints at 'SAM for everyone'
