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In Reply to: To DSP or not to DSP? Does DSP break the rules? posted by AbeCollins on December 29, 2021 at 15:33:53:
I find the tradeoff useful with the HT to tame room modes and blend the subs for a more neutral bottom end response.
Fortuitous room dimensions, multiple treatments and optimized speaker placement, however, obviate the need for such in the music system.
My most recent DSP experiment is to give a little smooth boost to frequencies below about 30-Hz which is the bottom end range for my speakers.
I was able to achieve a mild tilt at the bottom and set the "brilliance" control on the backplates to about 1:00 for an opposite tilt at the top.
True purist audiophiles swap various expensive interconnects as tone controls
Never experienced such among any of the audiophiles I've known.
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