Amarra EQ users please help me.......

If you go to the preferences you can select a 4-parametric option with lots of different filters available.

If you need more than 4 corrections, you have a lot more problems with your system and room. You should first always apply a minimum number of room treatments and then spend a lot of time positioning the speakers in the optimum spots. Then after that is done, finally correct for your speaker inaccuracies and the 2 room resonances. Usually correcting only one room resonance is sufficient. Decent speakers can usually be corrected with 2 or 3 settings. I have used lots of different speakers at shows and never needed all 4 corrections.

Steve N.
Empirical Audio

I looked under Amarra preferences and could not find a forth option? I have been playing with the EQ tool and do find 3 work and the sound is greatly improved. I mean greatly improved.

My only remaining problem is I can't save my settings! I have read how to do it and it simply does not take! Hassle to keep re-entering the settings!

I have to let folks know the EQ tool gave my system a flat response in my room and the sound is simply fantastic. Oh my!

I have properly placed room treatments and ideal speaker placement. My speakers are Coincident TV 3's. They are good speakers.

The three settings did work great and now my computer based system just destroys any CD player or transport I have had in my system. I mean by a wide margin. Imagine a tool that delivers a flat response in your room! I am hearing my system play music to its full potential!

Granny - its like getting $100K speakers, probably better. If you don't change the EQ settings, they should be saved if you use "default". Each time you start Amarra, you will have to select Default and EQ however. Its a minor irritation.

Its a good idea to get a good mic like the Earthworks M30 and the $400 mic preamp for the ipad. This will improve the bass accuracy, even though it is still a bit chopped-up.

Steve N.
Empirical Audio