24-Oct-2020, 14:53
Hi,
I would simply like to share my experiences with Sweet Room with you like requested in the very beginning of this thread.
It really helps a lot if you have strong room modes that cannot be controlled with huge absorbers etc. I use sweet room below 120 Hz with a maximum of 4 filters -12 db / +4 db and Q only up to 10.
But I notice a small loss of fine dynamics and the location of voices and instruments. It is only very small and may depend on the speakers (I use Gauder Acoustics with ceramic chassis). Accordingly, I turn the correction off when I listen to Singer Songwriter and turn it on for rock/pop/electronic music.
I'm really very grateful that I can now create correction files myself (before Devialet already offered room corrections when you sent them the parameters by e-mail and they sent you a dsp file back by e-mail). But if you wanted to disable the correction, you had to delete it from the SD card and restart the expert. Not very practical...
For this reason, the biggest advantage from my point of view is that you can switch the room correction on and off with the remote control if you use only one of the two presets. Of course, it would be best to have 3 presets available, to be able to switch it off and still have the possibility to change bass and treble with the remote control. Maybe a later upgrade...?
I would simply like to share my experiences with Sweet Room with you like requested in the very beginning of this thread.
It really helps a lot if you have strong room modes that cannot be controlled with huge absorbers etc. I use sweet room below 120 Hz with a maximum of 4 filters -12 db / +4 db and Q only up to 10.
But I notice a small loss of fine dynamics and the location of voices and instruments. It is only very small and may depend on the speakers (I use Gauder Acoustics with ceramic chassis). Accordingly, I turn the correction off when I listen to Singer Songwriter and turn it on for rock/pop/electronic music.
I'm really very grateful that I can now create correction files myself (before Devialet already offered room corrections when you sent them the parameters by e-mail and they sent you a dsp file back by e-mail). But if you wanted to disable the correction, you had to delete it from the SD card and restart the expert. Not very practical...
For this reason, the biggest advantage from my point of view is that you can switch the room correction on and off with the remote control if you use only one of the two presets. Of course, it would be best to have 3 presets available, to be able to switch it off and still have the possibility to change bass and treble with the remote control. Maybe a later upgrade...?
