Post by macc on Jan 20, 2020 18:44:26 GMT
Hi. This is my first forum of any kind, so please let me know of any rules I might break.
This issue straddles the line between equipment and room acoustics, but involves active circuitry so I put it here. It seems some amplifiers and receivers now come with software and a mic that allow the device to "correct" for room reflections and various acoustic anomalies. Does any one have experience with these and do they work? I have a 12 x 14 room and the sound is pretty good (for my old ears with hearing loss) but bass is a little heavy when standing up. I was thinking of getting bass traps and a couple of panels. I've heard of Linn and Yamaha gear that includes this feature and probably others as well. Would appreciate any guidance - thanks.
This issue straddles the line between equipment and room acoustics, but involves active circuitry so I put it here. It seems some amplifiers and receivers now come with software and a mic that allow the device to "correct" for room reflections and various acoustic anomalies. Does any one have experience with these and do they work? I have a 12 x 14 room and the sound is pretty good (for my old ears with hearing loss) but bass is a little heavy when standing up. I was thinking of getting bass traps and a couple of panels. I've heard of Linn and Yamaha gear that includes this feature and probably others as well. Would appreciate any guidance - thanks.
