New Dolby Atmos processor. Poor sound quality


I have just bought a new Dolby Atmos processor. Rather expensive . Launched recently.
And I hate the sound.
l have been used to  Bass and Treble tuning
The unit has for each of the 14 channels  : Frequency-Bandwidht-Gain-Crossover- Polarity.
I do not understand anything about that.
It doest not come with EQ Auto Corrector tuning. There will be an upgrade availlable in a few months ,at an extra cost of 2500$. It must be done by an autorised dealer.

Is it possible to make adjustement by myself to change the sound.
Or should I hire a audio tecnician .
l am from Canada and I have bought the processor directly from the US manufacturer. They do not have dealers in Canada. So , l can’t go and talk to my dealer as it should normaly be done.

Thanks

p.s.  This is a interview about tuning adjusment .

Gordon Shackelford – Krell

Published on: August 19, 2017

Technology Insider Group


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Analog – ADC Sample Rate: For analog inputs i15 – i20, the sample rate for the A/D converter or ADC can be adjusted for maximum conversion quality. Sample rates can chosen from 48kHz+ For Analogue Audio Sources Turn up the sampling Rate
Thanks biudrain , l appreciate
But every things you wrote ,have already been done, properly.
what do you mean by : ...the low end is getting rolled off / not configured.
l have to admit that I am not perfectly bilingual. French is my first langage.
the sound is harsh , bright and not very detailed.

anyway,if it does not improve , I can always try to sell it.
I am going to loose money but it is still better than loosing my mind
bi0drain is trying to indicate that if your bass management in ACT 4 is not configured properly (i.e. subwoofer not loud enough or improperly configured), then the sound could be thin/weak and without punch/power.  However, I think that is completely different than bright/harsh.
Lets triage
2 channel stereo balanced
1 digital source
Assign a digital coax or hdmi to the source, impedenfe mismatch or you got a lemon, call acurus


Set the device to bitstream
Test tone in stereo, listen to a 2ch cd in stereo with the front set to large


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