Hello!
When SAM is enabled in the configurator then the filter settings for the preout (in speaker settings) are disabled.
So this suggests, that SAM and preout filtering does not work together. But also the following is true:
If you first set the preout filtering when SAM is disabled and after that you enable SAM then both is effective:
SAM and preout filtering.
I have checked this on my Devialet 250 and it works (checked with music and test signals, with preout on and off).
I get an unaltered (not SAM processed) signal via peout to my subwoofer and a high-pass filtered and SAM modified signal to my main Speakers (If I switch off the preout via the remote, then I get a full range SAM processed signal to my main speakers because I have configured full range for preout off).
Even if SAM mainly works for low frequency (up tp 250Hz I think) it is also an advantage when used together with high-pass filter and a woofer: Filter frequency is below 250Hz and also phase correction is applied.
The question now is why has Devialet disabled the filtering when you first enable SAM? And why do they allow to activate SAM when you first define the filter?
I think I have to ask Devialet support this question or has someone here already got an answer for this configurator anomaly?
When SAM is enabled in the configurator then the filter settings for the preout (in speaker settings) are disabled.
So this suggests, that SAM and preout filtering does not work together. But also the following is true:
If you first set the preout filtering when SAM is disabled and after that you enable SAM then both is effective:
SAM and preout filtering.
I have checked this on my Devialet 250 and it works (checked with music and test signals, with preout on and off).
I get an unaltered (not SAM processed) signal via peout to my subwoofer and a high-pass filtered and SAM modified signal to my main Speakers (If I switch off the preout via the remote, then I get a full range SAM processed signal to my main speakers because I have configured full range for preout off).
Even if SAM mainly works for low frequency (up tp 250Hz I think) it is also an advantage when used together with high-pass filter and a woofer: Filter frequency is below 250Hz and also phase correction is applied.
The question now is why has Devialet disabled the filtering when you first enable SAM? And why do they allow to activate SAM when you first define the filter?
I think I have to ask Devialet support this question or has someone here already got an answer for this configurator anomaly?
