So yes, the DRC systems really do help in setting up subs. (And as Erik said, this is independent of the EQ features.) Even more important is the measuring mic, its software, and the patience to learn how to use them.
And that's my point.
Automatic Room Correction has won the Subwoofer Wars
Just thought of something while perusing the chats, and finding yet another "help me, I bought a subwoofer and it sounds bad" threads.
You know what we rarely if ever see? "Help me, I used ARC to set up my subwoofer and it sounds bad."
I think this is a strong testament to how effective these systems are to integrating a sub into an existing system, and why I'm no longer trying to help others improve as much as pointing them towards ARC as better options.
While ARC does a lot more than subwoofer integration, I think we have to admit that for most it's pretty much been a panacea.
You know what we rarely if ever see? "Help me, I used ARC to set up my subwoofer and it sounds bad."
I think this is a strong testament to how effective these systems are to integrating a sub into an existing system, and why I'm no longer trying to help others improve as much as pointing them towards ARC as better options.
While ARC does a lot more than subwoofer integration, I think we have to admit that for most it's pretty much been a panacea.
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