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[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

For some reason, I have more confidence in your ability to understand logic and reject impossible claims than do you. Let's review Audyssey's explanation as to how it arrives at The EQ filter applied to each speaker:

"MultEQ looks at patterns in the time domain responses and classifies them into clusters based on the similarities in those patterns, typically in 3-5 groups. A representative response is created from each cluster, and a final response is then created from grouping the representatives. That response is then used to create The EQ filter."

Sure, groups are analyzed, weighted and evaluated. Each group creates its own response which later results in a final response used to create The EQ filter assigned to each speaker. The Filter. It. Uno. One per speaker. One possible way for each speaker to influence the soundfield. Asserting that seven (or eight) speakers delivers a unique and specifically directed output to thirty two different places in the room defies logic and reason. You're a recording engineer and don't understand what they're saying?

FAQs

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Can you read?

I said this didn't I

The correct wording would be "each position is EQ'd to attain a flat response from each speaker".

Now what part of this don't you understand? You can understand English can't you?

I don't know why you are trying to explain something I already know, maybe you should be explaining this to yourself.

First, I never said anywhere in this thread that one speaker spits out 32 different profiles. I said that you can measure 32 different points, not get 32 different profiles out of one speaker.