About fed up with the Audyssey app, it keeps giving me crazy distance and trim settings and it keeps reading the -3dB point on my sub as 30hz, rolling it off at 6dB an octave starting at 40hz, resulting in very thin sounding bass. (it actually measures -3dB @ 25hz without correction). The receiver calibrates it correctly and gives a relatively flat bass response, but unfortunately there’s no way to limit the correction to 200hz, and it changes the timbre of my speakers in a bad way (the speakers actually measure pretty flat above 200hz at the MLP without Audyssey).
The amount of LF correction I need is pretty small, the biggest problem is a 5dB peak at 50hz that’s about 1/3 octave wide. My sub doesn’t have an lfe input, and the maximum setting for the crossover is 140hz, using an nu1000dsp would allow me to defeat that, it also has a PEQ in the DSP settings, which would allow me to get rid of that dip, along with offering a bit more headroom than the built in 150w amp. The price difference between the minidsp and the nu1000 is minimal.
Any reason to pick the minidsp over the Behringer amp?
