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Hi,
With Audyssey MultiEQ XT32 it's possible to use several measurement points, up to 9 I believe. But what if you have a quite narrow sweet spot where people in reality actually will be seated when listening. Is it still a good idea to use all those measurement points during Audyssey calibration?
And in the extreme case, where the Main Listening Position (MLP) is the only place where someone ever will be seated, should that in fact be the only measurement point?
I'm thinking that additional measurement points may in fact result in a worse result, since Audssey then will have to do some compromise trying to make it sound good or at least "ok" at all measurement points. And when trying to achieve that it'll have to make the sound at the MLP not ideal. Is that correct?
With Audyssey MultiEQ XT32 it's possible to use several measurement points, up to 9 I believe. But what if you have a quite narrow sweet spot where people in reality actually will be seated when listening. Is it still a good idea to use all those measurement points during Audyssey calibration?
And in the extreme case, where the Main Listening Position (MLP) is the only place where someone ever will be seated, should that in fact be the only measurement point?
I'm thinking that additional measurement points may in fact result in a worse result, since Audssey then will have to do some compromise trying to make it sound good or at least "ok" at all measurement points. And when trying to achieve that it'll have to make the sound at the MLP not ideal. Is that correct?