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In Reply to: Nonsense. posted by Kal Rubinson on April 13, 2009 at 08:50:13:
The point I'm making is the mic doesn't pick-up the sound the same way the ear does. Therefore it has significant limitations as a means to getting the best sound from your system. It's a convenience for those who aren't confident with their ability to tackle the manual set-up or for those who can't be bothered.
I've installed numerous receivers with auto set-up and whenever I've done the comparison (many times), the manual set-up has always yielded superior sonic results. It's simple why this is the case, the users ear knows what it likes, the mic is not the user's ear, and the processor's auto-mode doesn't know what the user likes to hear.
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Follow Ups
- You are very trusting of the auto set-up. No surprise if you've paid for it. - ppopp 10:01:51 04/13/09 (4)
- Incorrect logic. - Kal Rubinson 11:02:54 04/13/09 (3)
- It's all about getting the sound most preferable to the user's ears. - ppopp 15:47:02 04/13/09 (2)
- Your continued blather does not deserve further attention. (NT) - Kal Rubinson 16:01:27 04/13/09 (0)
- RE: It's all about getting the sound most preferable to the user's ears. - cfraser 16:00:21 04/13/09 (0)
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