27-Feb-2016, 10:18
(This post was last modified: 27-Feb-2016, 13:35 by Hifi_swlon.)
I know many aren't into this (I wasn't until recently) but my suggestion is it would be worth measuring.
It only costs you the microphone (which you can always resell after if you don't need it), and free software like REW or a Dirac trial if you want to keep it really simple. At least you'll have a better idea what you're dealing with, and what effect changes are having, rather than it all be guesswork. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than expensive cables too.
I think the Devialets have far more 'pin sharp' resolving of treble. room Correction was the answer for me (and was probably the issue with all my previous gear by the Devisket really exposed it).
Devisket - haha - is that a new one? Thanks iPad.
It only costs you the microphone (which you can always resell after if you don't need it), and free software like REW or a Dirac trial if you want to keep it really simple. At least you'll have a better idea what you're dealing with, and what effect changes are having, rather than it all be guesswork. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than expensive cables too.
I think the Devialets have far more 'pin sharp' resolving of treble. room Correction was the answer for me (and was probably the issue with all my previous gear by the Devisket really exposed it).
Devisket - haha - is that a new one? Thanks iPad.
>>> 1st Place Award: Devialet, last decades most disappointing technology purchase. <<<
