Which Digital processor/equalizer ?

The z-system is ideal but is digital and so will not affect your TT input. I suggest you define the frequencies of interest and, if they fall in the right range, consider the PARC as the most effective and yet benign 2 channel device. Goes between preamp and amp.

Tough task anyway, for stereo.

Kal

My room had a suckout around 80-100hz. I first used the Behringer DEQ 2496 and was impressed with the results. However, it wasn't the most transparent piece. I then upgraded to a TacT RCS 2.0 and I'm very happy with it. In my opinion, if there is any loss of transparency, it's more than made up for by what TacT can do for your room.

I guess if you can fix your room passively, that would be best. If not, the digital solutions make a lot of sense.

The midbass from about 60 -100 hz is the problem. I talked to z- systems and they discontinued the rdp and said they couldn't help my problem at this time. Audyssey told me that my preamp was not applicable for their product. A bit confusing to say the least. I will check out Tact. Most of these companies are obviously working at solving multi channel equalization.

I need to correct my last response. My suckout is 8db from 45 -65hz

Snook2: "I need to correct my last response. My suckout is 8db from 45 -65hz."

Perfecto! Rives PARC is the ideal solution for you (short of massive acoustical treatments).

Kal