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Does Onkyo 875 have Audyssey Dynamic Volume?
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It is all written out under the spec page of their website...Audyssey MultEQ XT to Correct Room Acoustic. This is better than dynamic, which the lower end models have, e.g. 606
How did andy get in first. That man is quicker than Mr. Eastwood when it comes to the draw. And he shows offline too!
[quote user="SAP7"]How did andy get in first![/quote]
It's what I do...
[quote user="SAP7"]And he shows offline
too![/quote]
Cloaking device, innit?
But you'rs slightly confused, there, SAP7. 2EQ, as found in the old 505/605, is indeed less accurate than the MultEQ XT system used on the pricier models.
But Dynamic EQ is an add-on to the Audyssey system - both 2EQ and MultEQ, implemented in the new xx6 models. It adjusts the equalisation with volume, to give a more consistent balance at low listening levels. It's found on all the new xx6 Onkyo receivers, more details of which you can find here.
It's what I do...
[quote user="SAP7"]And he shows offline
too![/quote]
Cloaking device, innit?
But you'rs slightly confused, there, SAP7. 2EQ, as found in the old 505/605, is indeed less accurate than the MultEQ XT system used on the pricier models.
But Dynamic EQ is an add-on to the Audyssey system - both 2EQ and MultEQ, implemented in the new xx6 models. It adjusts the equalisation with volume, to give a more consistent balance at low listening levels. It's found on all the new xx6 Onkyo receivers, more details of which you can find here.
[quote user="SAP7"]It is all written out under the spec page of their website...Audyssey MultEQ XT to Correct Room Acoustic. This is better than dynamic, which the lower end models have, e.g. 606[/quote]
The website doesn't say anything about the "Audyssey Dynamic Volume" that's why I'm asking..
And I think the 'Audyssey MultEQ XT' is used for different thing than "Audyssey Dynamic Volume" anyway, at least that's what I could find on Audyssey website.
The website doesn't say anything about the "Audyssey Dynamic Volume" that's why I'm asking..
And I think the 'Audyssey MultEQ XT' is used for different thing than "Audyssey Dynamic Volume" anyway, at least that's what I could find on Audyssey website.
I'm ashamed to say he's faster and better. I was indeed confused, I read Audyssey Dynamic EQ for Loudness Correction and assumed it was all the same thing.
The answer is still no.
The new models have Audyssey Dynamic EQ, the old ones don't.
None of them, AFAIK, has Audyssey Dynamic Volume.
The new models have Audyssey Dynamic EQ, the old ones don't.
None of them, AFAIK, has Audyssey Dynamic Volume.
Got Audyssey on my Denon and I think it makes it sound worse, seems to suck the midrange out of the sounstage.
[quote user="hifi_nut"]Got Audyssey on my Denon and I think it makes it sound worse, seems to suck the midrange out of the sounstage.[/quote]
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