No, you may use only the desired channels.
Minidsp Dirac Live mutichannel
Hi I have system that consists of a Yamaha Z9 http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/hifi-components/stereo-receivers/rx-z9_black__u/ + Denon 3910 http://assets.denon.com/documentmaster/us/dvd3910_ownersmanual.pdf
Can someone please suggest a Minidsp Dirac Live multichannel unit that I could purchase.
Please keep in mind I listen to a lot 2 channel
Thanks in advance
Can someone please suggest a Minidsp Dirac Live multichannel unit that I could purchase.
Please keep in mind I listen to a lot 2 channel
Thanks in advance
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That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.My understanding is that with BM before the Dirac Live, then DL is being applied to individual driver amps/channels, giving the best control and most predictable result. With DL before BM, DL's affect on low frequencies is not as clear cut, affecting both of the channels that feed into the BM. If designing or building a new "idealized" system, BM before DL is probably the ideal to shoot for.
I was thinking two channel. It is really all of the channels in a surround system. It works, but only after mixing together 8 channels previously EQed. Better to mix together the 8 channels then apply EQ to the result once with one set of filters. That is what would happen with BM coming before DL.àffecting both of the channels that feed into the BM
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