- Yeah SHD Studio uses Dirac. You can save and remote access 4 settings with 2 outputs (think subs) It also has 3 digital inputs so you can process other sources. The included headphone amp is handy for breaking in earspeakers all night. I think that it ships now with a 2.4 wifii dongle, but I’d rather run it through a Bright Angel. It definitely sounds better with an Ultracap LPS 1.2 pushing it rather than the included switchbrick. It runs an installed version of Volumio that I like better than BluOS. Just plug it in, use Fing to find it's IP, then log into it and save (or bookmark) the page. It comes with a calibrated mic to make setting DSP easy.
Can Room Correction Be Added to an Existing DAC?
This is probably a stupid question, and I’ve been hesitant to ask it since it will reveal the depth of my ignorance, but here goes.
In my home I have 3 systems. 2 are HT systems with mid Fi equipment, then my two channel system is upstairs (my HE system). I had added an Anthem AvVR to one of the HT systems and was duly impressed. I added the same AVR to my basement system a few weeks ago and now I am blown away. I am wondering what room correction could do in my main system. However, I already have Bryston DAC3 in that system that I really like. So my question is whether it’s possible to apply RC after the processing done in the DAC . My intuition is Probably Not, since the RC is also processing the signal.
In my home I have 3 systems. 2 are HT systems with mid Fi equipment, then my two channel system is upstairs (my HE system). I had added an Anthem AvVR to one of the HT systems and was duly impressed. I added the same AVR to my basement system a few weeks ago and now I am blown away. I am wondering what room correction could do in my main system. However, I already have Bryston DAC3 in that system that I really like. So my question is whether it’s possible to apply RC after the processing done in the DAC . My intuition is Probably Not, since the RC is also processing the signal.