S scentric Audiophyte May 16, 2026 1 0 1 79 Jul 31, 2026 #1 Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey)
Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey)
m. zillch Full Audioholic Sep 5, 2022 395 0 16 Jul 31, 2026 #2 These EQs are meant for room correction, to adjust response errors of speakers due to their interactions in rooms, aiming, and placement. No two rooms/placements/aimings are alike so it is impossible to make a blanket correction that serves all situations. Also if the poor sound of the TV's internal speakers were easily addressable merely by applying some EQ then Sony would have done just that in their TV's own amplifier circuit. Last edited: Jul 31, 2026
These EQs are meant for room correction, to adjust response errors of speakers due to their interactions in rooms, aiming, and placement. No two rooms/placements/aimings are alike so it is impossible to make a blanket correction that serves all situations. Also if the poor sound of the TV's internal speakers were easily addressable merely by applying some EQ then Sony would have done just that in their TV's own amplifier circuit.
BoredSysAdmin Audioholic Slumlord Aug 21, 2007 15,615 0 113 New Joisey Jul 31, 2026 #3 It's physically impossible to make a great sound from thin TVs. The TV speakers don't exist to be a part of a home theater; they're just barely adequate to watch the news. You should at least look into getting a pair of bookshelf speakers if you want to improve the sound quality. As far as the frequency chart, Rtings did measure this model, and while I can't see the image itself in the archived version here, it should be online if you get their membership, I guess. After reading their measurement result summary and subjective opinion (see below), I think they are extremely generous with their sound score to be 7.3 The TV has a decent frequency response. It has more bass than most TVs but is still very muted. While dialogue sounds okay overall, and the TV gets very loud, there's a lot of compression at higher volumes, resulting in pumping artifacts. Click to expand...
It's physically impossible to make a great sound from thin TVs. The TV speakers don't exist to be a part of a home theater; they're just barely adequate to watch the news. You should at least look into getting a pair of bookshelf speakers if you want to improve the sound quality. As far as the frequency chart, Rtings did measure this model, and while I can't see the image itself in the archived version here, it should be online if you get their membership, I guess. After reading their measurement result summary and subjective opinion (see below), I think they are extremely generous with their sound score to be 7.3 The TV has a decent frequency response. It has more bass than most TVs but is still very muted. While dialogue sounds okay overall, and the TV gets very loud, there's a lot of compression at higher volumes, resulting in pumping artifacts. Click to expand...
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,861 0 113 Oakridge, OR Jul 31, 2026 #4 scentric said: Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey) Click to expand... Curious, how would you apply eq in the tv via the Marantz avr? You using the tv speakers or not?
scentric said: Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey) Click to expand... Curious, how would you apply eq in the tv via the Marantz avr? You using the tv speakers or not?
TLS Guy Audioholic Jedi Oct 30, 2007 27,280 0 113 79 Eagan MN Jul 31, 2026 #5 scentric said: Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey) Click to expand... I don't understand your question. That Sony unit is a TV and if you are connecting to your TV digitally, which you should, the the FR of the TV will be flat as a pan.
scentric said: Sony does not supply the spec. If anyone has measured it, I would love to see a graph as I want to manually tweak the response with the equalizer in my Marantz AVR. (I don't use Audyssey) Click to expand... I don't understand your question. That Sony unit is a TV and if you are connecting to your TV digitally, which you should, the the FR of the TV will be flat as a pan.
