I own the x3700. Where does it shine?

I'd be interested in that video too.

I was thinking the same thing. Using the app with my 3700h and set curtain @500hz

How did you use REW to come up with the 300Hz cutoff?

@@MarymMatthews curtain is set through the app, not Rew

@@Rj0222lj I got that, but how does one determine the cutoff

@@MarymMatthews that's more of what sounds good to you I guess. I'm not sure how you'd be able to figure that out using rew.

Exactly! Thank you

Are you using with phone app $20 or pc app $200

i had the same exact thought, and what's the point of making any custom curves as mentioned in the video (after) the curtain? wouldn't the curtain void any modifications after the certain set frequency?

I believe he goes over how you set things up in the app. So he shows how you remove the 2K dip, and then he shows how you can cut the area at 300Hz - but you might in your own room want to keep the full range and remove the dip - so he has now tought you how to do that :)

Huge thanks for the comment and donation, Dan! I'll check out your question now! EDIT: REPLIED to your question posted on the other video.

There are 2 choices called target sound options but they are pretty similar to each other. I am also new to this stuff and have zero tech skills but the app is not very difficult to understand once you use it. If you do get it I highly recommend using a tablet and not your phone. The curve editor is next to impossible to use on a phone.

Also "subwoofer doing it's thing, we dont want that" Why?

Excellent question and thanks for the comment, Dan! You're correct in that I didn't want Audyssey applying any filters to the sub channel. Essentially, that will "undo" pretty much all of the work you do previously if you're using something like a miniDSP to time align and EQ your subs. That's where I also applied my house curve. By default, Audyssey will attempt to flatten out the subwoofer response and remove any EQ you've already applied through other means (miniDSP, Parametric EQ on the sub itself, etc). Using the app, you do have the ability to go in and add something like a house curve, though in my experience it's really difficult to get fine, granular control using the app on your smartphone or tablet. I hope that answers your question! Let me know if you have any more and I'll try to get to it sooner rather than later (still unpacking from our move. UGH! haha)

So what if you do not have a miniDSP and have done that work already, would you have Audyssey apply their filters to the sub? Meaning don't move all the way to the left ?

After running the app, is the EQ still applied when using direct mode? I’m confused because it says Audyssey is disabled in direct mode and no processing is being applied.

Good question I’m surprise he didn’t answer it

Hey man why when i put audessy im loosing power and dynamic and the sound was amazing before i run it whats the problem with audessy

@@kuriakos36 Don’t waste your time he doesn’t reply

@@Jagjeezy maybe you can help me buddy 😁😂 i have x4700h and prime towers

@@kuriakos36 Turn off the mrc and limit the frequency to ~500 hz. Then send that to the receiver and use that file.

The buyer bought your house only to get the Denon S710W. Probably he then took the 710 away and sold the rest of the house.

Of course. You just run rca's from the preouts on your Marantz to your tube amp.

I'll answer in case he missed this. I heard when you edit it it replaces the reference setting so I think you're supposed to use that.

@@rick330 so you are suppose to set it to Reference?

@@dadevastator24_77 if I heard correctly on another channel yes

If u set anything via app and u on flat setting it will automatically go to reference

I bought a 3.5mm to Ethernet adapter and used a CAT6 cable, worked great

Home screen - > hit edit - > hit your master file - > then hit plus sign - > voila, copy creates

It’s been a while since I’ve used the app and I only ever have on iOS devices. With that said, I do remember that after it measures every speaker at a position, at the end it allows you to redo that position again. I recall having to do that when we first moved in because our neighbor started their Mustang with their loud exhaust during one of the measurements haha.

@HomeTheaterGamer Thanks. The IOS version may have a redo choice but it appears that the Android doesn't or it may show up here and there but you can't activate it. I recall that Joe N Tell has said that the $200 MultiEQ-X program does let you redo a position but that the MultiEQ Editor does not. While it's great that the editor app lets you make make various changes in the baseline Audyssey calibration and send them to the AVR, the inability to redo a position if ambient noise suddenly is heard is a fatal flaw. If you live in a residential neighborhood, like I do, you're always dealing with cars going by, dogs barking or, in my case, since Travis Air Force Base is 20 miles away, the occasional C-5, C-17 or KC-10 flying over, and the ability to stop a position run and redo it is crucial. Oh well.

@@HomeTheaterGamer Turns out that you were right. On the Android app, if extraneous noise disrupts the test tones to a position, you have to let them finish and wait for the data for that position to transfer from the AVR to the Editor app. It takes a while but once that's done the Retest Last Position is enabled. After, I forgot how many positions (2 or 3 I'm guessing) the app also lets you end the test and use what you've already done to complete the calibration. So it turns out that the MultiEQ Editor is fully functional. It's obviously not as capable as Audyssey's own MultiEQ-X program but, for now, it works for me.

You can do as little as 3 positions if I remember correctly, but Audyssey won’t let you do just a single position. You can just move the mic a few inches to the left, right, forwards or back for the other positions if it’s just you. I’ve seen some people suggest to just do all 8 positions and never move the mic. I don’t recommend doing this as it can (and most likely will) cause issues.

@@HomeTheaterGamer is it better to do 8 positions around the one seat?

I thought to mention while Audyssey will make you calibrate at least 3 “positions”, you don’t actually have to move the mic when it tells you to. This means you can only calibrate a single position if you want 😉

If you have a house curve setup through the MiniDSP, then I’d say yes if you run Audyssey afterwards. The app allows you to disable EQ/room correction on the sub completely so you’ll retain your house curve.

I’m using a miniDSP and already have things dialed in there with an EQ I like. Setting the sub to 20Hz on the app essentially turns off the majority of room correction and EQ done on the sub, otherwise Audyssey will try and flatten that all out.

@@HomeTheaterGamer oh ok, that makes more sense. I was confused by it. They say if you turn off Dynamic EQ you should add 3-6db to your subs so does that mean if I use Dynamic EQ I should just leave the subs to what audyssey set them at? Which was -9db or should I still try and level them to 75db with a meter?

The application on the MS store is MultEQ-X, which $200 for the license and is different than what's featured in this video (this video was released long before that application came out). The app featured in this video is the MultEQ Editor app and is only available on mobile platforms (iPhone, iPad, Android, etc.) and costs $20.

I don’t believe you can. There is a piece of software on PC called ratbuddyssey that allows you to edit the Audyssey files parameters. I’ve experimented with it and haven’t found it too intuitive and very hit or miss for me, but I honestly haven’t spent enough time with it to say it’s not worth it. If I can find some time after we move, I plan to do a video on it and possibly some tutorials.

I appreciate your like but the question was a serious one. Aren't you defeating the purpose of running Audyssey? I also noticed you turned Multi EQ off. Isn't that the same as not having Audyssey at all? I'm not being sarcastic. Just curious as to if I'm totally missing something.

I just used the app and set the cartain at 300 and it sounds better than 500 or 700 on my HT system. Auddessey does more than EQ, it does phase setting, db level matching and it does base management which is probably the most important with room calibration. But the reason why I would want to use the curtain is that my speakers or all speakers have their own particular sound and you'll want to keep as much of that sound as possible, and when you EQ your speaker you're changing the characteristics of the speaker's design. Mostly it's a little bit of trial and error and what I'm learning is that there's no one way fits all and you might have to do a calibration several times to find that right sound and that this journey is a learning experience, I'm still in the learning process. Maybe this helps some.

Can you share more info please... Iam thinking of buying apk

It is a little busy but you can create new profile using app. However, if you have bi-amp front speaker configuration calibration from within app will mess bi-amp connection :/

The audyssey curve made in the receiver isn’t the same as the one you create on the app. So it’s absolutely not dumb. The app and the room correction done with the app is more advanced.

@@KillerSneak there is literally no point to the app if it can't pull the custom calibrated EQ using a calibrated UMIK from the processor to copy, edit, and adjust and reupload

Which oneto go windows or apk ? Android version is best? For me 1600INR is very high to invest but thinking if anyone can share

It all really depends on the room it’s in. Some rooms are better with a curtain at 500Hz, some 300Hz, then others benefit more from full range correction. Unfortunately there just isn’t a one size fits all best way to go about, as each room and setup is going to different.

@HomeTheaterGamer thanks gamer for feed back...we bought two denon x6700...1 in a large room and 1 in a smaller room...bought the app for smaller room did all the settings, like mid comp off..curtains too 500 or 300 cudnt tell difference....ended up opening curtains and instead of reference we selected flat...it sounds lovely....as for the other denon x6700 in the larger room it has no app...its running on a 7.1.4 on reference..and that sounds good too...I'm not gona get the app for that...but only thing I have learned the bass on the sub is fairly low..my pioneer sclx 59 was way more bassy...the denon x6700 have a much cleaner and neater sound

Always glad to help if I can. Just FYI: you only need to buy this $20 phone and/or tablet app once. You can then use it on however many compatible Denon/Marantz receivers you want.

Set the curtain between 500 / 700 anything above that doesn’t really need compensation / changes due to the humaan hearing (frequency range)

How about a maybe?

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