2.0 Music no room correction

[ThunderClap]

Anyone prefer this? I find this so refreshing ....real.

Now if you're listing to Bassy hip hop , you want that Sub .

But I just did Floyd - Pulse - live wow - just seems cleaner and better. Really opens up the speakers IMO.

 

[everettT]

If your mains can play low enough and loud enough, sure. What are your mains? How loud do you listen?

 

[lovinthehd]

Somewhat depends on your mains and room of course. Plus what you listen to, maybe even how you integrated a sub. If you prefer what you like in 2.0 with your speakers that's wonderful but doesn't mean in general those vague generalities hold true. Surround has it's own benefits, and I think depends a lot on source material...good surround mixes are very nice I think. The multich audio from Pulse I listen to often.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Been there. Done it. Don't prefer it.

The only time I use Direct Mode now is when I sing Karaoke. It does sound better.

Well, everyone who comes to my house sees that I only use "towers" - RBH SVT towers and SX-T2 towers. They don't see any dedicated subwoofers anywhere. So to everyone, I guess I am using "2.0" music mode in the living room. And since I use Audyssey BYPASS when listening to music, I'm technically not using Room EQ (since I am bypassing Audyssey Room EQ).

So I guess maybe I do use "2.0 Music no correction".

 

[j_garcia]

I use bypass as well, but often just leave correction on while listening to music these days.