Audio calibration test tones

Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
I was under the impression that Avia II was the corrected version, it was Avia I that people had the problem with... so you might be alright, unless I misread the complaint.

Like yourself, I also read that Avia owned up to it, but I have not seen any official statement saying as such.
And are you able to get to any greyscale adjustments on your set? I couldn't on either of mine.
 
ThA tRiXtA

ThA tRiXtA

Full Audioholic
I just want to make sure I understand your question - are you asking if my Avia I disc has the grayscale test patterns on it, or are you asking if I, as a consumer, am able to make adjustments to my grayscale and RGB cuts in my TV?

I am thinking you meant am I able to use my Avia I disc's grayscale patterns, to which I would reply I am 75% sure that I was able to do so, however I have to tack on a disclaimer to that, I haven't used this disc in almost 5 years... so I will look at it tonight or tomorrow and get back to you.

I don't want to give a definite answer to you without being sure.
 
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santeini

Audioholic Intern
Get a db meter and use the AV,s test tone,this should give you a better result.
 

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