"hacking" SAM to do convolution

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A loop would be ideal and not too difficult to program and would solve most external box DSP issues for TT or analog input as well as streaming input
Never used a deqx but have been present at a setup .. the problem was that they had to call the guy in NZ or wherever he was and he had to do the online correction and some fiddling there...maybe the dealer didnt know what he was doing but it was cumbersome and I never noticed any drastic improvement.

Im not sure how this would affect things but the devialet introduces some latency .. my trinnov reports a 4.5m distance to my speakers using it with ordinary power amps which is correct ..it reports 6m distance to my speakers using my devialets .. trinnov says its no problem but I wonder if it would make other packages misbehave
I have Trinnov , DIRAC and direct going into my amps and changing sources switches between them, all level matched
direct is not an option , DIRAC is very good but the trinnov is miles ahead ...but the price is a bit eyewatering

Hi Rodney, 
As an Aussie myself I feel the need to point out the DEQX is proudly Australian 
I've tried one of their units and found Alan Langford (who was probably the guy dialling in at your setup) to be incredibly helpful. The issue I had with their units is they only use PEQ for room correction. They do speaker correction with convolution but they feel that it can't be done well in-room.
Having tried Dirac and Acourate, I don't agree with them on this point.

I currently use Acourate to generate my filters and have found it to be better than Dirac. I've not tried any of the stand-alone units (I've heard great things about the Trinnov but as you say.... the price ...
 But presumably if Devialet allowed an effects loop you could run the convolution in your Trinnov