G

Gov

Senior Audioholic
I don't think I've even mentioned the word "Audyssey" or "DEQ" in this thread yet. :D

So I guess I can do it now.

Even if I were a billionaire, I would not buy anything without Audyssey XT32 Dynamic EQ (DEQ). I use Audyssey Bypass L/R + DEQ for EVERYTHING. It is my preference. I've tried Dolby Volume Leveler (which is supposed to be equivalent to DEQ), but the bass didn't sound as punchy and dynamic to me as Audyssey DEQ.

Maybe if DTS were to come out with their version of DTS-DEQ (or something like that), I may love it because I usually prefer anything-DTS over anything-Dolby. :D
Why do you prefer Audyssey Bypass over Audyssey? I understand what the difference is, but just picking your brain.

Thanks
 
AcuDefTechGuy

AcuDefTechGuy

Audioholic Jedi
Why do you prefer Audyssey Bypass over Audyssey? I understand what the difference is, but just picking your brain.

Thanks
I couldn't hear a difference. So I went with bypass.

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KEW

KEW

Audioholic Overlord
I believe the benefit (or lack thereof) of Audyssey is more a matter of your specific room acoustics than anything else.
Consider this a case by case decision as opposed to a "best practice" decision.
 
AcuDefTechGuy

AcuDefTechGuy

Audioholic Jedi
I believe the benefit (or lack thereof) of Audyssey is more a matter of your specific room acoustics than anything else.
Consider this a case by case decision as opposed to a "best practice" decision.
Definitely. I plan to reapply Audyssey when I get my new house and see if it makes an improvement in my new room.

If it improves, then I will use it. Otherwise, I will stick to Bypass + DEQ.
 
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