Joe Fields Some Questions And Comments On Magic Beans!

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Yo Fellas Channa D is doing big things. Congrats buddy with the Dolby Atmos advances 😊.

[@carywatson1146]

If I have two subs on separate outputs (Denon x8500H) and am getting multEQ-X to use with MB, do I still need a mini-DSP for the Subs? OR only if I add more subs?

[@joentell]

The advantage of a MiniDSP is it will allow you to EQ each sub separately if you want to optimize for multiple listening positions. If that's not important to you, you can equalize both of them as a summed response and you don't even need to use both sub outs.

[@carywatson1146]

Thanks Joe! Mini-DSP it is then.

[@kuronekosan2830]

Can i use this on a 7.2 pioneer reciever..it has no import or export target curve settings like other brands do..so how do we proceed to apply the effects on such reciever ?

[@HTtimperry]

Does your pioneer have any eq at all? Graphic or parametric eq?

[@kuronekosan2830]

@@HTtimperry yes but it's very limited ..like i can only control 125-8khz but not all frequency..no q control as well

[@HTtimperry]

@@kuronekosan2830 Yes that is your only choice then, Magic Beans does allow a graphic eq out, the results will be limited. You will manually move each slider for each frequency as told by Magic Beans where to move them.

[@Saturn2888]

I would like to buy that mic mount. How?

[@msoles30]

So what does global mean

[@joentell]

The same target curves is used for each speaker. The typical method used by most room corrections software. You trade a more cohesive sound at the MLP for more precise per-speaker EQ. Unified is the best of both methods.

[@msoles30]

@@joentell so is the per channel or speaker option