09-Jul-2015, 23:53
(09-Jul-2015, 17:11)f1eng Wrote:(09-Jul-2015, 14:45)Dr Tone Wrote:(09-Jul-2015, 14:05)f1eng Wrote:(03-Jul-2015, 22:17)Floyd67 Wrote:(02-Jul-2015, 21:58)Rufus McDufus Wrote: Funnily enough I'm noticing a lot smaller difference with SAM on/off or with different SAM percentages. It seems a lot more subtle than it used to be.
No discernible difference in 7.1.3 either. Even throttling SAM back seems to have no audible effect. Suspect this isn't working as it should be. I'm also running a REL subwoofer, so I would expect the SAM effect would be more noticeable.
Doesn't using a subwoofer disable SAM?
I am pretty sure it does, and it certainly should since AFAIK no subwoofer has been SAMmed, so a SAMmed speaker plus a subwoofer can't work as intended.
Unless he's got the REL inline to the speakers which wouldn't be ideal either.
That would be worse than bad since the amplitude and phase correction measured and modelled in SAM for the main speaker would be being sent to the subwoofer too! Absolutely wrong in every possible way!
Which is why I don't use Sam with my REL.. I did try SAM with my speakers when they became SAM'able but in my system bass was definitly better with REL and no SAM.
