I can not live without "Room Correction"


Accuphase DG-28

I had been using Accuphase Digital Equalizer since 2001.

It is still working fine.

With room correction, the overall balance is much better with tighter base and flat high frequency.


I can not live without it.

http://media.slrclub.com/1809/10/s07CCj42dv666msrqgf.jpg



Recently Lyngdorf got very popular with good room correction capability.

But I am a tube guy enjoying good timber out of it.

I will not go for Lyngdorf as amplifier.



But I recommend other people to try room correction.

If you are curious, you can try used DG-28 from Japan at 1,700

Accuphase DG-28 Digital Voicing Equalizer Free Shipping (R966 | eBay


It use 100V not 120V so you may need transformer
shkong78

Showing 1 response by shiner01

To the question about cost-effective room correction options, I use a mac mini-based music player running Dirac to good effect.  This works well if all your sources are sourced over the network.  Otherwise, you can run Dirac on a relatively low-cost device from MiniDSP.  I haven't used them myself, so can't speak to the sound quality of this option, but they've been increasing their Dirac-based product line over the years, so I'm guessing people are liking them. 

I hadn't heard about Lyngdorf, but I'll have to read up on them now.